on your supervisor. >> You are under arrest. >> You're I'm not under arrest. I'm a teacher. Do not touch me. I have >> Man, you're going to get >> in the car. >> On October 13th, 2024, police unexpectedly spotted a speeding car. Inside was a woman driving with her 2-year-old child in the back seat. The mother's defiant reaction made the situation tense for no reason. 17. [Applause] >> Turn your car off. >> Delta. >> Where are your keys? >> I didn't know you were following me. I'm trying to get out the way. >> No, you weren't trying to get out of the way. You just continued driving. >> I didn't know you were trying to pull me over. I was just just trying to get out the way. >> My daughter doesn't have any more diapers and I'm just trying to get home. >> You weren't trying to get out of the way. You stayed in the same lane. >> Did you not see my lights and sirens? I wasn't sure if you were trying to stop me or anybody else. >> Did you see my lights and sirens? >> I saw your lights and sirens. I moved out the way. >> What are you supposed to do when you see lights and sirens? >> Move out the way. >> And what? >> Just move out the way. I wasn't sure if you were looking for me. >> What did I do? >> You're speeding. >> I was not speeding. >> You were speeding? >> No, I have my daughter in the car. I was not speeding. >> You were 30 over the speed limit. You were 75 when you passed me. >> No, I was not. >> License registration insurance. I was not >> license, registration, insurance. >> When officers signaled her to stop, she drove a mile before pulling over, insisting she wasn't speeding and was just getting out of the way. Radar showed 75 in a 45. She refused ID and demanded a supervisor. >> I'm sorry, I was not >> for the third time. License and registration. >> No, I would like to speak to a supervisor, >> and I would like to record this. >> You're more than welcome to. My husband was literally right in back of me and I was not speeding. >> You passed me. He was speeding, too. >> He was not speeding >> for the fourth time. I need your license or registration or I'm going to take you to jail. >> You're going to take me to jail? >> I'm going to take you to jail if you don't give me your license. >> I have my daughter in the car. You're really going to do that? >> I'm going to take you to jail if you don't identify. >> You're going to literally take me to jail with my with my 2-year-old daughter. >> I've asked you four times for your license. I'm going to take you to jail. >> You're going to give me a speeding ticket when I was not speeding. I'm going to take you to jail. >> I was literally doing 40. >> Are you going to give me a driver's license? >> No, I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I'm not. >> Step out. >> Step out of the car. >> No, >> you can get a supervisor. >> Step out of the car. >> No, I do. I am not going to step out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Step out of the car. >> I am not stepping out the car cuz my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Officers ordered her out of the car, but she refused to cooperate, using her toddler as an excuse. When warned of arrest, she played the race card, turning a routine stop into chaos within seconds. >> I want your supervisor. >> You are under arrest. >> You're I'm not under arrest. I'm a teacher. >> Out of the car. >> No, I'm not getting out of the car because my 2-year-old is in the car. >> Get out of the car. >> No. Get your supervisor. >> I'm going to yank you out. >> Get your supervisor. I'm going to yank you out. >> Get your supervisor. You're not going to touch me. Get your supervisor. Why? Because I'm black. She barricaded herself inside the car, shouting, "I'm a teacher. I know the law." And resisted arrest, forcing officers to step in and take her down. >> Get out of the car. >> Why? Because I'm a different color. No, you're not going to touch me. >> You're not going to touch me. I have my 2-year-old in the car. What the hell is your problem? >> No. What the hell is this problem, >> man? Get out of the car. >> Let me Can I explain something? Get in the car. Out of the car. Do not >> touch me. Under arrest. Do not touch me. >> Ma'am, YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. STOP. >> YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAG. >> You're not going to tag. >> You're going to GET TASED. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TAGED. You're going to get tased. Get out of the car. >> You're going to get tased. GET OUT OF THE CAR. >> GET OUT OF THE CAR. YOU'RE GOING TO GET TASED. GET OUT of the car. >> Get out of the car. I had my 2-year-old in the car. Are you kidding me? >> Stop. >> No. What the hell, ma'am? >> Are you arresting me for what? >> No. Are you the supervisor? >> Yes. You're going to jail for resisting. Stop. >> I'm not resisting. >> You're doing it right now. Stop. >> I have >> I don't care. We will take care. We will take care of them. But you're not helping the situation. >> No, you won't. >> You're not taking care of your own child by doing this. Okay. >> Okay. Relax your arms and we will get you handcuffed and then we will talk. >> I am trying to explain to him. >> If you would have just let us get you under handcuffs, then we could have done that. >> If you will listen, can you listen? >> During the struggle, she punched an officer in the face. A move that sent everything spiraling out of control. Even after being handcuffed, the woman kept screaming non-stop. >> I am telling you nicely. >> I am telling you nicely. My 2-year-old is in the car. You did not tell me to pull over. >> That's what the license sirens mean. >> I did not know that. >> What I assume >> So, right now, you're being placed under arrest for resisting and battery on a law enforcement officer. >> Battery? >> Yeah, you punched me several times. >> I did not punch you. >> No, I did not. >> No, I did not. He did not. >> Real quick, I'm going to read you this before you say anything else. Okay. >> You have the right to remain silent. >> ANYTHING YOU SAY CRIMINAL JUSTICE, I KNOW WHAT THE MY rights are. Anything? >> Can I get the baby, please? >> I need you to get your car out of the road first. >> But can I get the baby? >> Get your car out of the road first. >> Stay back. Stay back. >> You're hurting me. >> Stop running around. >> You're hurting me. You're trying to help. >> No, you're hurting me. You're hurting me. I'm just trying to turn around and talk to the supervisor. >> We will need to relax. >> Her husband arrived begging to take their child home, but officers explained she was under arrest for assault and resisting. Despite that, she kept shouting while her breath test showed clear signs of alcohol. >> Everything we do is recorded on body camera. >> Yeah, but you guys pulled her out. >> Are you guys going to like help us out with the kid here? Is that your reason for being here? Is it to argue with me? >> Is why are you going to >> I'm just asking. I'm just asking, buddy. >> You're asking and I'm asking. Why'd you take her off the >> You cannot afford. >> If you cannot >> take my daughter, please. We're going to take >> No, we're not walking over there. GET OFF OF ME. >> STOP. YOU NEED TO WATCH. I'M TRYING TO TALK TO HIM AND YOU >> talking to You're talking to a police right now. >> I don't give a >> You can decide at any time TO >> GOOD FOR YOU. MIRANDA RICE. WOO. DEESCALATE. Can we deescalate? Can we just deescalate? Can I just get the baby? The baby's going to be traumatizing. >> Yeah, let's get Miranda. And then she said she wants me to get her baby. That's traumatizing. So, >> but we're not walking up there, guys. We're staying here. >> Put the baby in the car. You keep off the hold on. If you guys want to make the situation worse than when we will get Department of Children Families. >> Even with the supervisor there, this angry pumpkin of a driver kept arguing non-stop. Easily one of the biggest, loudest meltdowns cops had seen on the road. >> Where the am I going to go? >> Grab this arm. >> Relax, guys. Relax for two seconds. We're going to wait for the county deputy, the female, to get here, and then we will put her in the car. >> Yes. Okay. >> I would like a female. >> Because you guys are abusing your power. >> Are you a father? Are you a father? >> Yes. >> Okay. >> I have two young. >> I am trying to get home because my daughter has no more diapers. >> Okay. >> That is all. >> Okay. >> That's all. >> Okay. >> So, why am I being pulled over? >> Can you please explain? >> It was explained to you. >> No, it was not explained to me >> multiple times. >> No, it was not. >> Where am I going to run? Over the fence? >> Ma'am, you've been flaring your arms everywhere. I don't I really don't know. I really don't know. >> Are you Spanish? >> No, I'm not. >> That's why. >> I'm not. >> I speak I'm sorry. Hispanic with anything. >> Hispanic people speak with their their hands and because my hands are detained. >> If you're in in handcuffs, you cannot be flaring your arms around. You can relate to them and and battering an officer. You realize you did. You punched off. No. Really? >> No, I did not. Okay. Well, it's on body cam. >> You want me to If I was to punch him, I'll knock him the out. Do you really want me to try me? Do you really want to try me? I am a teacher. Okay. I teach third grade. >> Okay. >> I have my 2-year-old in the car. I am just trying to get my 2-year-old home. Look at the time. I just came from a business event. >> And you're really trying to detain me for what reason? I saw the alarms, but did you say pull over? >> Ma'am, do you have a Florida driver's license? >> Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, >> I just moved here. >> Okay. When you get your license, they teach you that you have to pull over when you hear when you see lights behind you. >> I I was never told that. >> Okay. Well, then I don't know how you got your driver's license then because they teach >> because I came from New York. It was just a transfer. >> We don't know what New York she's lived in, but the law there does not require officers to yell or use their speakers specifically to enforce a stop. >> I want the supervisor. >> Okay. Here's my supervisor here. Okay. >> I would like to speak to >> I am the supervisor. I'm sorry. How are you? >> Yes, ma'am. Good. >> Do you Are you a father? >> Yes. How many kids do you have? >> Two. >> And how would your kids like to see your >> Well, ma'am, if we ask you to get out, ma'am, if if we ask you to get out of the car and out of sight of your child. >> Okay. >> In the end, the so-called teacher who knew the law was charged with resisting arrest with violence, battery on a law enforcement officer, child neglect, DUI with a minor in the vehicle, and fleeing police. A brutal lesson in what not to teach by example. Next, these reckless suspects will truly shock you. 2025 here. >> Listen, don't don't lose cops from step out. YOU CAN STEP OUT NOW. >> ALL RIGHT. >> Police received a call reporting a group of suspects who had stolen several Nike items and fled the scene. Upon arriving, officers realized from the descriptions that this group seemed all too familiar with such crimes. Another unit joined the chase, pursuing the suspect's vehicle. >> Anyways, I told my sister to call you guys, right? party when she was already almost causing me a crash. >> You stay in the car. >> Go get in the car. >> She was banging on my window, freaking opening my door trying to She was scaring me. Like I was literally scared for my life. >> No, I'm not. No, I'm not. They're with me. No, I'm going to tell you right now. Listen. >> I'm going to tell you right now, okay? I'm not trying to be over here. These offenders made it clear they had no intention of stopping, turning the scene into something straight out of a real life fast and going on guys. She's she break checked me trying to make it look like it's my fault when this girl literally almost caused me a car crash all the way on the intersection. I'm driving behind her. Literally, she kept going in front of me. I'm like trying to get away from her. She break checked me. I'm already over here trying to get over to the side. >> I know. I already called dispatch. I know you guys were already on the phone with 911 before heard the accident. >> And they heard the accident. >> Yeah. I was going home. >> Stay here and wait. >> No, because she keeps coming to my car like I don't know. >> Listen, don't don't lose cops with me. >> You stay here and talk to him. >> Are you the driver? >> Yeah. Can you give me your license, registration, and >> furious? Under the pressure of the police pursuit, the suspects realized they had no chance of escaping. At that moment, the vehicle stopped and officers immediately took forceful action. >> We were in like the middle, like in the left lane. Hay went in the right lane, honked at her, and then she sped out, got in front of us, tried to cut us off, and then she kept trying to break check us, swerve through the lanes in the middle, not let us pass. And I have a picture and a live photo of it of her swerving. We were trying to get a picture of her license for you guys. Then we tried calling and then she break checked us and we sideswiped her cuz we were trying to swerve into the media. >> We didn't. >> She thought I was going to I'm like bro she was laughing about it cuz she thought I was going to be the I'm like dude we're already like we had like the phone like the call was recorded like they can hear the car like she can >> right after the suspects were taken into custody. What shocked the officers wasn't their resistance but their ages. I >> know you guys are hot in those pants. >> My bald head's getting a little touchy right now. >> I'm like sweating and >> I don't have any hair to cover this. >> All right, hang tight. Okay. >> Okay. The officer with the bald head will just mean >> he's over here. So, please come over here. Please make a crash. If you're involved in a crash, you can't shut the door. Okay. >> I don't I don't want you to open my door. I SAID NO. >> YOU CAN'T SHUT THE DOOR. We need your license. >> I said no. We need your license. >> I said no. I work at the jail. I know my rights. I said no. Back up. >> Put your hands on me and you got to go. >> Okay. Back up. Back up. >> You're going to go to jail. You put your hand >> back up and get off my property. Back up. >> You're going to go to jail if you put your hands on >> back up and get off my property. Ma'am, >> back up and get off my property. Back up and get I work at the jail. I back up. >> Were 16, 18, 21, and 31 years old. each facing charges of shoplifting, failure to comply with police orders, and criminal trespass. No matter >> stupid. I'm not stupid. Hello. >> That's it. You can't You can't be You can't be hitting the You can't be hitting the camera. Step out of the car. >> Yeah, you did. I warned you not to do that. >> Get out of the car. Stop. Get out of the car. >> Stop. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. Get out of the car. >> You need to step out. You need to step out. You're going to go down. >> One way. One way. You need to step out or you need to STEP OUT OR YOU'RE GOING TO GO TO the ground. Step out or you're going to go to the ground. Step out or you go to step out or you're going to go to the ground. Are you hurting me? >> Step out the vehicle. >> Step out. You're going to get tased. You're going to get tased. >> Step out. >> You're going to get tased. >> You're going to get tased. >> All right. You're going to get tased. >> Step out. Step out. YOU CAN STEP OUT NOW. >> ALL RIGHT. THERE YOU GO. Get on the ground. Get on the ground. Give me your hand. >> Give me your hand. Give me your hand. Give me your hand. >> No matter how old you are, stealing is never worth the risk. The moment you cross that line, age won't save you. Only accountability will. Even worse, the entire family could be involved as thieves. >> You know me and I know you. I didn't do anything wrong. These girls came up on me and they were racing me and they >> We'll work through it, but I need you to put your feet in the car. >> We'll work through it, but put your feet in the car. >> I can't. >> We'll work through it, but put your feet in the car. >> All right. >> No, because Come here. >> Put that window down. >> Can I tell you something? >> No, you need to put your feet in the car. >> I I have I have my period and I don't have a tampon. >> I don't care. Put your feet in the car. We're not worried. All right. We're not worried about that right now. >> I got All right. You're going to get tased again if you don't the car. >> Well, then put your feet in. >> On June 20th, 2023, police were dispatched to a shopping center after reports of a family caught stealing Pokémon cards from a store. The man immediately confessed, trying to take the blame. >> What's your feet? >> You know, I got to go home to my kids. No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no. Run right now. Seat belt on. Please don't. Don't. Don't do it. >> Relax. We're going to talk. >> Please don't. Don't do IT TO ME. NO. NO. NO. I can't do >> aim for everything himself. Although the man claimed full responsibility. They didn't realize their actions had been closely monitored. And the woman in the family couldn't escape the consequences either. Although then they mentioned it before, the reason they committed the act. That's it. Sir, we can just go down. >> I don't feel comfortable. >> You want that? Nothing's gonna happen. The camera's running the whole time. >> And this guy and this guy's going and this guy and this guy's going behind you. >> He's smiling the whole time like it's funny. >> This camera's running around the whole time. This guy's going This guy is going to be behind you the whole time. >> This is not funny. >> He's laughing. >> Nobody's laughing. >> No, I don't want to. is that they fully understood the value of the items and knew what they were doing. At this point, it was also time to take the mother away. Her distressed state clearly showed her instability and inevitably made the situation even more complicated. In the end, next a home care nurse whose lies cost her employer big >> car. You have to get handcuffed. >> Okay, but I had to look. Is it okay? >> Give it to me. I said, are you sure? Are you really sure? On July 25th, 2024, the Palm Beach County Sheriff launched a check fraud investigation after a nursing company reported a missing employee. The probe revealed Null had cashed seven checks, stealing over $50,000 from an elderly woman she once cared for. Here's what happened next. Like I said, we beat the right. You have two options. All right. Um the first option is obviously I tell you don't take off running cuz I will catch you. One of us will catch you. So I just tell you that just because. So your first option is you come with us. I put you in handcuffs. This is per policy. I take you up to the to the station. Detective wants to talk to you about a case. I guess something to do with fraud. >> Police and detectives tracked down the suspect and stopped her. When asked to cooperate and return to the station for questioning, she grew uneasy and displayed a defiant attitude. >> This is you, right? >> Yeah. >> Okay. One second. I won't uh It was like some check or something like that. >> Oh. Oh. Oh, I see. I see. >> I'm not sure. So, um, so this this first option is I take you in a police car. >> Okay, let me see how we do. >> Let me finish. I take you in the police car. You talk to the detective and you square it out with him. >> Okay, >> that's your first option. Second option is >> I'm going to be directing you again. I put you in the police car and I just take you to jail and you fight the case in tomorrow or 30 days or whatever it is. >> Okay, I see. I see what it is. It was um you know when you're trying to do the um what's the name of it? The um the loan online. >> Yeah. >> Um it was my who had g me that number to call. >> Yeah. So before listen before you tell me I am not your lawyer from me and my guys my sergeant. >> I know. I'm just trying to tell how it is. >> Yeah. Yeah. We come pick up people for these detectives and stuff like that. So to get you quicker in the station and quicker back home, >> are you willing to talk to the detective? >> I don't care. I don't mind. >> Do you want to give them your side of the story? >> Yeah, cuz I know I didn't. >> It can only benefit you. Okay. >> Sure. Cuz I know I didn't do nothing wrong. That's why when they come to the house, I not putting you on custod. But we do have to escort you. >> Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah. >> And when you do go one of our cars, we do have to get handcuffed. >> Okay. But I had to look. Is it okay? >> The woman in sunglasses was identified by detectives as Noel. To secure stronger evidence, they decided to speak with one of her co-workers and the nursing company's manager. >> You swear everything you're going to tell me is the truth? >> Yes. >> Just let me know if you recognize this person at all. >> Mhm. Just a couple different angles of the person. No, but I haven't seen her in years, so I can't say. >> Her former manager could not recognize the suspect after so many years. Police then turned to an old coworker, and that's when the clues began to surface. >> Here are some photographs from a city bank. um ATM machine. >> Mhm. >> This is dated 59 of 2023. >> Yeah. >> Do you recognize who that person is? >> I do. Yeah. >> You do? Who Who is that person in the photo? >> I think her name is Enus or Enix or something. I'm not I'm not sure. >> Yes, that's her. That's >> After a witness confirmed the suspect's identity, police began questioning her. No first insisted the elderly woman she cared for had given her full control over bills and checks. But what was the truth behind her claim? >> Was itual nursing services? >> Yes. >> Okay. Um and what did you do for them? >> Um I was a caregiver. >> Caregiver? >> Yes. >> Okay. And did did um Miss ever pay you for anything? >> No. Um she never paid me like cash? No, she never paid me cash. >> Okay. It was one time that um I was on the phone with my friend. Um she overheard me talking to my friend and um I was a little bit behind for my rent and stuff for my bill. So I was asking my friend if they can let me borrow money until I get paid for the follow I was supposed to get paid. And when I was over like the call was done and she's like I can't help you um paying your bill. I said, "First, before I do that, I have to call the office and let them know that you offer me help before I take anything from you." She said, "You don't have to. It's my money. I do whatever I want to do." I I said, "I understand. It's your money, but there's a policy. They told me when I was getting the application done, you cannot get anything from them." She said, "You don't have to. It's my money. Like I said, it's my money. I do whatever I want to do with it. You don't have to confirm the office. You can go ahead and get it. I said as long. Okay. >> Okay. So, did she end up giving you money? >> No, she didn't give me money. She She had to give me a check. >> Okay. For how much? >> It was nice some 9,000 something. It was >> That's a lot of money. >> Yes. >> What bills were you behind that you owed that much money? >> My um it was my rent and my um electricity plus my phone bill. like I have to mobile plus my phone bill that I was a little bit behind. >> Mhm. >> And when I said um when she gave it to me, I said, "Are you sure? Are you really sure?" >> Noel repeatedly claimed the elderly woman had allowed her to freely use the checks to pay bills, insisting it was voluntary and needed no witnesses. But that was hard to believe. before before I take it. I said, "Are you sure with all your heart you going to heaven?" She's saying, "Yes." I'm the one that offer you, not you. >> Okay. So So she wrote you a check for over $9,000. >> Yes. >> Okay. That was the only check she ever wrote yet. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And did she write it out to you? >> Yes. >> So that's that's the check that you're saying that she paid you to help you pay some bills. >> Mhm. >> Okay. And it was returned. The bank the bank the the bank had returned it. >> The bank returned it. >> Yeah. >> Why did they return it? >> I don't know. >> So So what happened after that? When >> I didn't have the chance to use it cuz the [ __ ] just returned it. It It was returned after I deposited. >> It was returned. When questioned about the $9,000 check, she appeared calm, but gave evasive answers, denying she used the money since the bank returned it and insisting her former employer had written the check herself. >> And I spoke with the neighbor and I spoke with another helper and that's not her handwriting. This check is not her handwriting. She doesn't sign her name in print. She signs it in cursive. So, >> this is my handwriting. >> That's your handwriting, right? Yeah. >> Yeah. I mean, that handwriting looks the exact same as the rest of it. >> Cuz this this isn't Mer's handwriting. >> So, why is this check filled out in your handwriting? >> No, this is my handwriting right here. Signed in. >> Yeah, you're signing the back. But I'm saying that handwriting is the same handwriting on the front of the check where it says payable to you the day you know your name is printed but she don't print her name she signs her name in cursive. So you know the neighbor and the other helper says that you know they help write you know they help her with banking and stuff like that. Like this is not's handwriting. So why why is this whole check filled out when you're handwriting and that miss? Why didn't you just tell me that up front and be honest? >> I'll be honest with you. >> Now you are. >> We all are. >> But you weren't you weren't at first cuz you you kept telling me she wrote this. >> Yeah. >> You know, and now you can see that it's all your handwriting, you know. Now you're telling me that she told you to write this out for her. So, why don't you just tell me that in the beginning instead of saying that she wrote it and you only signed it? >> Faced with invoices and testimony from those close to the victim, Nel began to falter. The officer had her cornered and pressed for the truth, but it was far from easy. >> Well, be honest, Rachel, cuz >> I don't think you're being honest with me. >> So, this is check 266. It's all in the same handwriting again. The front of the check and the signature. That was for $5,000. Is dated March 26, 23. So why did you get another $5,000 from her? >> She always wanted to help, not me. I never asked her for help. >> Okay. >> Yeah. >> But you told me she's only written you one check for the 9,000. There's two checks. >> Do she say she didn't help or >> Well, I want you I want you to explain why there's two checks. >> You told me there was only >> She was helping. She was helping me. >> Okay. But you told me she's only written you one check. >> Then I asked her >> and now you got two checks. >> I asked her. Then I when I need help, I went I went on I >> You've asked her for more checks. >> Yeah. >> Okay. So, here's another one. Check 267. Same handwriting. This one's dated March 26,23. It's the same day. So, she gave you a check for $5,000 and then on the same day, she wrote you another check for $3,800. >> Mhm. >> It's a lot of money. And then on April 17th of 23 is check $269 for $8,800 all in the same handwriting. >> Frustrated by her constant lies and attempts to blame the victim. The police presented overwhelming evidence that left her rattled. The amount she stole from the elderly woman was staggering. >> All within what? Just 2 months. It's a lot of money in two months. >> So they all like couple of them are returned. >> It's almost 50 over $50,000 in two months. >> Some of them was returned. I have not the chance to like return. >> Where did you need $50,000 for in 2 months? >> So paying my bill to help. >> What bill? >> My rent. My >> $50,000. Some of, like I said to you, some of them are returned. I didn't really have a chance to get >> I get that some of them are returned, but that's a lot of money to be asking her for help. If that's the truth. >> Yeah. >> Well, Miss Wagner said that she never authorized any of these checks, never wrote any of these checks, and all these checks are missing out of her checkbook. >> Trust me, I never go to her thing. Like I said, I went I had explained everything to the other um other sheriff that had came to my house. I said the same thing. >> What sheriff was that? >> Like they had came to my house last year, I believe. >> Yeah, they must be for something different. But never the same. Yes, it was the same thing. >> There's nothing ever documented in any of the reports. >> Really? >> Mhm. >> H that's fair. >> I'm the only one that ever reached out to you. Yeah, >> that's >> it was clear every check had been written in No's handwriting, not the elderly woman's. The staggering sum of over $50,000 in just two months could never have been a gift. >> This withdrawal here, Mr. said that you went with her that day to you drove her to the bank to do that that cash withdrawal. >> She did that herself, not me. >> Yeah, but I think she said you drove her there. >> She accidentally drove her to the bank. Yes. >> That was hard. Not me. >> Yeah. >> That day we went to the drivethru. >> You remember that day? >> I >> What was I when you went to the drive-thru? Yeah. >> What was she taking? $8,800. >> I have no idea. Even the bay asked her, "Why you taking so much?" She said, "I just want it." No, I didn't I didn't do that one. It was her. At this point, Noah lost her composure, circling around with excuses and blaming the elderly woman's health for her poor memory, but testimony from other nurses confirmed the victim was fully lucid. >> Was well aware of everything she was saying to me, and even the nurses that were there were saying that she's fine. She was good. You know, everything she was saying to me, it wasn't like she was lying about anything. >> Okay. >> So, I just don't know. I I know you're telling me these were gifts to help you, but she is swearing that she never >> if I authorized any of this like cuz I used to have dreads. >> That's I used to have dreads. That's the only way she will remember me by my by my hair cuz I used to have burgundy >> on my hair. That's the only video. Yes. That's the only way she will remember. If I go now, she's not going to remember me. >> What are you going there for? I mean, I'm just saying like I'm not going. I'm just saying if I if we go now, she's not going to remember me. She will only remember because of my hair. Cuz when I used to hairdress when I walked in, that's how she remember me. She said, "I know you. You've been here before." I said, "Yes, I was literally here yesterday." She said, "Did you sleep here?" I said, "No, I went home and come back the next day." >> Mhm. >> She'll be asking you a question like for time even you give her the things already like you know. So that's how it is. >> In the end, a night Noel was formally charged with felony grand theft, felony uttering of a forged instrument, and felony fraudulent use of personal ID. She now faced court and a severe sentence for exploiting an elderly woman to steal over $50,000. This case is a warning to anyone using care services. Stay vigilant and protect your assets before it's too late. >> That's not That's why I'm pissed off right now because I have the money. So I was like, you just slipped up and you just forgot to put the >> This time your under arrest. >> Are you serious? >> On April 23rd, 2023, officers quickly stopped a family leaving Universal Studios after reports that one of them walked out with a pile of unpaid merchandise. Here's what happened next. >> If you want, you can take all the kids. Office is right around the corner. >> Can you take the kids and we take the stroller and her back then? >> That other bag? possibly as quick as possible. >> So, he's apparently looking for receipts. I just want to >> The only paper was a backpack. So, he's going to find the receipts. >> Whatever, babe. Whatever. I'm already here taking everything for you. So, thanks. >> All right. I'm just going to read you something because you're >> When officers approached the mother, she acted busy calling family to prove she had receipts, completely ignoring them. Her excuse for accidentally taking the item sounded reasonable, but could it really be that simple? >> Okay, so why did you take the backpack? You know, >> I should have I should have left it in there. I came to get her card out of her little Wolverine um fanny pack. >> Okay, so she >> My daughter was in the store. She said, "My fanny pack's there. I just got it, went across the street." >> So, who's with the stroller? >> My husband was supposed to be with the stroller. Like, my 15-year-old used the restroom. So, I got that. He's gone. And my 15-year-old standing there with our stroller. Okay. And then so you left the store with the backpack to get >> her card back >> for her backpack that she wanted. >> Where was your purse at? Your your coach purse. >> That was on me. >> Okay. So that has money in it. Why wouldn't you pay for money? >> Because she's spending her own money. She's had water bottle sales, chocolate sales. She wants to spend her money. That's our money for competition. >> Okay. >> So I have plenty of money to buy whatever. That's the That's not That's why I'm pissed off right now because I have the money. >> Okay. >> She has her own little cash app car with her own little money. >> Does your daughter have a phone? >> She claims she thought her daughter had already paid for the items, calling it a misunderstanding, then proudly insisted she had plenty of money and no reason to steal. >> Does your daughter have a phone? >> Uh, yes. >> Okay. And you had a phone? >> So why wouldn't you call your daughter to come into the store? >> My daughter was with me. She was with me. >> So why wouldn't she go out to get her money? >> I'm not going to let my dad walk out of the store. So stay right here by the door when she was standing by the door as she watched me look for everything. I'm talking to my kid about where their dad is when they get there because he's not there. So as I'm having the conversation with the backpack then they come up to me and this is not She was buying more stuff. She was holding more stuff in the store that she was going to purchase too. So it wasn't just the backpack she was going to buy. >> What? So the the distance of what maybe 10 ft. You didn't feel comfortable enough leaving your daughter in the store? >> No, she stayed in the store. >> Well, that's what I'm saying. I'm sorry. You didn't feel comfortable enough to let her go to the stroller where your older son was at? >> No. I wanted to make sure all my kids I did not see my I didn't see him there. That's why I walked across cuz it was only my four-year-old, my three-year-old, and my 15-year-old son. So, I didn't see him. >> Do you Do you ever leave your daughter alone with your >> My Yes. Okay. So, >> he was with my babies. Okay. But if you saw him with the stroller, like you just said, he was standing there in the stroller with the baby. Then why would you feel comfortable >> letting your daughter walk to the stroller to get >> I don't know. >> I I'm just trying to understand then cross my mind. Just go across, get her thing, and come back, buy all the stuff she wanted. So, I was like, "You just slipped up and you just forgot to put the back." >> She claimed the backpack belonged to her daughter and said she only stepped out to grab a payment card, but when asked why she didn't call her, her story shifted to being lost from her husband and kids. >> All right. So, tell me about all the other property that was on the stroll. >> Like I said, everything was there. I've been into Moles. I went into Cresburg. I ordered my son this. My husband's by myself with my daughter. So what he did, >> did you buy that today? >> They had the receipt for this. >> Yeah, but did you buy that today? >> Yes. >> Okay. So you bought that today. The receipt for that is in your bag. >> No, they already showed it. They took it out. >> Yeah, I know. Cuz I found it in your bag. Okay. Why wouldn't the receipts for the other merchandise be in your bag? >> This is all I bought. >> Okay. So where did the otherise come? My >> me I don't know. My husband was by himself. >> Okay. But you're in possession of the stroller cuz I walked. Okay. My husband was standing with the stroller with all my kids. I walked across the thing looking for my husband that had the stroller and he was gone. That's why I told my oldest son. >> I'm not asking about the backpack anymore. I'm asking about all the other merchandise that was found in the stroller. >> I know. >> So that just you were never with your husband in any other store that >> So why don't why aren't there any receipts for that? >> There might be. He said the everything ET he has receipts for which he's looking for right now. But he said that he took two backpacks is what he told me. Cuz I'm fishing him out right now. All I did was take two backpacks. >> Okay. How much money did he bring with him today? >> How much did he bring with him today? Thousand maybe >> $1,000 in cash or card. >> Officers pressed her about the stroller packed with tagged items and no receipts. She quickly blamed her husband, claiming he paid for everything with $1,000 in cash. A story that only raised more doubts. So every time you went into a store, you guys you What did you do? >> What did he do? What did I do? >> What did you do? >> Walk my kids around and see what they wanted. We only been in two stores. >> Okay. So you were So like you said, none of the cameras of the stores will show you with him at any point. >> No. >> In the store? >> No. >> Okay. >> I mean, that's a lot of merchandise and a lot of that stuff has the security tag still on it. Did you not think that was weird why it had security tax? I didn't look at anything he bought. He was like all excited. I bought this for so and so. I bought this for so and so. >> Did you find it weird that >> So I thought that he had money. He bought it. >> Did you find it weird? >> So I didn't think anything of it at all. >> Did you find it weird that he brought the merchandise to you not in bags? >> They were in bags. >> Well, when we were standing out here at the restroom, he walked up and none of the merchandise he had in his hand was in bags. >> When he walked up, I didn't see when he walked up, but every other time he's walked up to me, he has had bags. She blamed her husband to save herself, but the truth was about to turn against her. Watch how security proved he was never the thief. >> So, real quick, just to kind of hear where I'm going. Um, you saw her in the store walk in with the stroller and all those bags. >> No, no, the stroller was over at the restrooms when I first clocked her. I was walking up uh from uh north deeper into the park approaching the restrooms and the I was in the street approaching restroom on my left. >> You saw her take from the store back. >> Yes. So, what I saw is I saw her with the stroller. I saw her lead the stroller across the street, walk from the stroller into the store. Since I had observed there was a lot of merchandise in the store, I thought I'd walk just walk into the store as well, just to observe what she did. I observed her approach the display for the backpack. Observe sling the back over back over her right shoulder and observe her exit the stroller without paying and go directly back to the stroller. When she was at the stroller, she took possession of it, tried to bag up the backpack that she had not paid for in a bag that was hanging from the stroller. Got you. Um, so when you went, so you said you you left the store, you walked over to the restrooms um to check on your kids. >> Well, not to the restroom, to my stroller. >> But by the restroom, right? So you walked over there um and you to check on the kids, right? >> Well, to get the card out of my my her card out of her bank back on there. >> Oh, that's right. Yeah. >> Then when I saw the dad was missing, I'm like more focused on where why do you need my kids? Security confirmed she walked out with the backpack and tried to hide it in the stroller bag. Flustered and defensive, she called it a misunderstanding, but her shifting story only made things worse. >> That's how I am. I've never stole anything in my whole life. >> Is he still out there? >> Her husband counterpart investigator. >> Okay, I'm going to go talk to him. Um, I might be more inclined if he admits of taking all of it. to take instead with the kids. >> Okay, >> that's understandable. >> Just because >> I was getting the same sense that maybe he was doing more of this killing, but that was her crew steel. >> I still think she she I think she's she's a part of it because she >> she's still one of the things. >> Her so-called clean record was about to collapse as officers concluded she had taken part in the theft herself, even if her husband might have been the one behind it all. >> Canadian set up. >> This time you're under arrest. Are you serious? My daughter's competition. >> Can you leave her property with her husband? >> Something I didn't do. >> Uh, well, I mean, you did walk out of the store without paying for merchandise. >> I can pay for it, but I have my >> Well, that's the problem, ma'am, is that after the fact, after the crime's committed, everybody wants to uh to, you know, rethink their initial decision. >> I've missed my daughter's competition. I've never been in cuz it feels so weird. >> I'm just embarrassed to my kid. >> When officers informed her of the arrest, she broke down, begging for another chance. But the decision was made. The law doesn't change just because she regretted it too late. She was charged with thirdderee grand theft for stealing over $1,100 in goods, a felony carrying up to 5 years in prison, probation, and thousands in fines. This case is a harsh reminder. Think before you act because one reckless choice can turn a simple mistake into a lifelong regret. Next is the couple showing their bravery to the police and the ending. >> I'm drunk, but I'm I'm drunk enough to drive them. >> You're not under arrest. >> Okay, but what are you handcuffing me for? I I don't steal. I'm not stealing. >> Put your hands. >> Oh, YOU BUSTING MY LIP. YOU BUSTING MY LIP. >> AND YOU BUSTING MY LIP. HEY. On March 28th, officers were dispatched to a CVS after reports of a couple causing a disturbance. What really happened inside? >> So, nothing has started yet towards us really, but she's been getting kind of loud. She came in talking about that she's drunk. She's waiting on a ride. She doesn't want to drive. She's waiting on somebody to come pick her up. Not a problem. But she's just cussing, yelling at us at the store. Ma'am, I then she just on the phone [ __ ] drunk. I'm waiting for somebody to try me. I just don't want it to get to any point of us saying something and then it's immediately on us. which I know that can happen. But >> do you want her to leave? >> I just >> staff reported the female suspect was yelling and causing a disturbance at the entrance, making customers uncomfortable. They wanted the couple removed immediately. Soon after, officers confronted them. >> Guys, what's going on? >> I don't got none of this [ __ ] He said to say [ __ ] to me. >> What's going on? >> Nothing. I just came here to buy my stuff and I asked her what the stuff was and she told me she didn't know. So, I was going to be back in the car. >> Okay. Well, >> I don't know. Babe, you um What happened? >> Are you guys okay to drive? >> Oh, I'm I was drunk. I'm drunk. But I'm I'm drunk enough to drive though. >> No. >> Well, I got my cousin coming to pick me up though. I can wait for my cousin to come pick me up. >> Yeah, that's fine. But you can't drive. >> I can wait for my cousin come pick me up then. Baby, you can call whatever police. That's why I be trying to tell people to call whatever. >> So, have you been drinking too? >> Can you drive? >> You have a driver's license? you can go ahead and actually trespass him cuz I do know her bag had stuff in it because they did. >> As officers approached, the man insisted he had nothing to do with it. But the woman admitted she was drunk and causing trouble. Staff accused her of hiding unpaid items in her bag, prompting police to demand immediate clarification. >> I don't have nothing out of there. Whatever my boyfriend is having, this right here, this is the only thing that beat. She can have this back. Yeah, you can have this, ma'am. >> All right. Here. Here. Don't Don't me. >> Okay. But this is my bag, sir. This is my bag. Listen, this is my bag. I gave her this. >> Step it up. >> Excuse me, sir. I gave her this. >> Sir, this is the only thing I gave her that my bag is not is not hers. >> Okay, I'm just going to figure that out. >> Okay, but I'm going to secure you until that happen. >> Well, why are you trying to handcuff me? >> You are not under arrest. >> Okay, but what are you handcuffing me for? I I don't steal. I'm not stealing. >> Put your hands behind your back. >> Well, what are you handcuffing me for? I don't I don't I'm not stealing. I'm giving HER THE NAILS BACK. >> Stop fighting. >> I'm giving her the nails back. HEY, BABY. STOP BEING SO HOSTILE WITH ME. >> OKAY. WELL, stop fighting and put your hands. >> I ain't stealing. I I'm giving her her nails back. >> Okay, you still over there. >> Dang it. I appreciate it. I'm just securing this. >> Okay. Okay. I'm just giving her her nails back. They're going to nails. I had them up under my arms. You see? I didn't want them. >> Drop this. >> It's ridiculous when shoplifterss think that offering to pay after being caught will erase their crime. The woman was quickly handcuffed, but her resistance only made the situation more chaotic. >> OKAY, STOP GRABBING MY ARMS LIKE THAT. WHAT YOU GRABBING MY HANDS FOR? >> BECAUSE you're tensing up. >> I'm not TENSING UP. DON'T GRAB my hand. >> The [ __ ] I don't got to steal. >> I'm trying not to make I'm trying. >> I'm not trying. Get my purse. Take my phone. Get my phone up out of there. Get my purse. Take it to my my cousin car. Get my phone and get them nails right there. The only nails that I had. >> Take my phone to my cousin's car. Take it to my cous. That's the only thing I had was the mother nails right there. And I had it up on my orange nail. >> Excuse me, sir. Why is you Why is you being so rough with me. You being rough as [ __ ] with me. >> Let go of my hand. >> Okay. But you being rough with me. >> I'm making sure it's not going to hurt. >> Okay. But you being real rough. YOU AIN'T TRYING TO MAKE SHOW NOTHING. You worry me. >> Okay. >> Yeah. I don't have sit down on the ground. >> I I will. I don't got up here. >> Okay. Sit. >> I'mma sit. I'm going to see. I'm going to sit. >> I'm going to help you. DO YOU HAVE THE I I CAN SEE IT. >> OKAY, I'm going to help you down. >> I can see it. But I'm telling you, sir, when I walk, the nails right there is the one that beat up under my arm. That nail. >> Have a seat. >> I don't have else up there. >> Okay, come here. Have a seat. >> I'm going to seat. >> I'm going to sit you in the car. >> No, I'm going to sit right here. I sit right here. I sit. I sit. I sit. >> I'm going to sit. Well, don't grab me. I'm going to sit. >> DON'T GRAB ME. I'M GOING to No, you sit in the car. >> Why do I have to sit in the car? I don't have to sit in no car. Okay, I can stand by the car. I don't HAVE TO SIT IN NO CAR. >> Sit in the car. >> I don't have to in the car. >> So you just going to bust my lip? SO YOU GOING TO BUST MY LIP? >> SO YOU BUSTING MY LIP. YO, YOU BUSTING MY LIP. YOU BUSTING MY LIP IN THE CAR. >> AND YOU BUSTING MY LIP. I AIN'T do to you. >> Tired of her defiance. The officer lightly pushed her into the squad car. Despite her claims of a busted lip, body cam proved otherwise. Soon after, her partner asked to speak with police. Yes, sir. >> Thank you for being calm. >> Yes, sir. >> What's going on? >> Listen, we came in the store. Look for some nails. >> Temple. >> She had the nails up on her arm. She must forgot cuz she drunk. >> Okay. >> So, I'm saying she hands you. >> Okay. >> Do you have any of their merchandise? >> No, I don't. >> Okay. I got one female in the car screaming. >> Okay. It's a mess. All right. Is this your car? >> Yes, ma. >> That's her car? >> Do you have a valid license? >> Yes, I do. >> Are you able to drive? >> Yes, sir. All right. Have you been drinking, too? >> I'm drinking. >> Okay. I'm going to have you hang out here until I figure out what else is going on. Okay. All right. So, I make contact with them both. She's drunk. And as they're walking out, it beeps. And the manager says, "I want them trespass cuz she just stole." So, I'm like, "Okay." She's like, "Oh, I just stole this." It's like a little thing of nails. I'm like, "All right." So, I got to put her in handcuffs to see if she's also got a bag over there. See if she got anything else. She starts freaking out. So, I asked you to set it up. I'm going to figure out I just need to figure out if they want to prosecute, what else they have. I don't really have much right now. I can push resisting if I want, but that's kind of what I got now. >> In reality, the woman never admitted stealing the nails. She argued the officer forced her out before paying, triggering the alarm. Unless unpaid items were found in her bag, she might still fight the charge. >> So, do you guys want to press charges? >> Yeah. Go ahead. >> Yeah. >> You want to press charges for the theft? >> Yes. >> Yeah. >> Okay. Um, >> and she like >> Can you come out and see and tell me what is yours? >> Hey sir, where's her bag? >> Cuz you took it. >> Yeah, she told me. >> Yeah. Yeah. Where is it? >> Okay, I need that now. >> So, this is yours, right? >> Yeah. >> Hold on to that. >> Okay. >> Why'd you go and put her bag in the car? >> She asked me for >> Okay. Step back. Step back. I appreciate it. >> That's her bag. >> Which one? Yep. Right there. No, right there. Yeah. You step over there for me. Wait for my gun slide. >> All right, ma'am. Can we go through this real quick and see what's yours and what's >> Just tell me what's yours. All this is yours. >> I'm not I don't want to. >> This yours? >> Yeah, >> this is yours. >> Yes. Only over top. Yeah. >> Is this yours? >> It's half done. Is that This one might be hers. >> Oh, no. Never mind. I It felt white, so I guess it is. >> Gloves. >> Yeah. Could you go through the rest of that? >> It turned out she couldn't escape the shoplifting charge after all. Meanwhile, her partner got off lightly as officers showed unexpected leniency toward him. >> That mean I got to go to jail. >> Um, yeah. You're going to jail for resisting. Uh, >> I didn't I didn't resist >> resisting with violence and uh >> I didn't I didn't resist. I promise I didn't resist. >> Well, I mean I was there so you did >> resisting with you sir. I was just telling you I I was telling you please don't this is all you're doing cuz if you didn't resist me you wouldn't be going to jail cuz they don't even want to prosecute for the things you stole. >> Please I promise I didn't resist. >> And what are you saying you didn't do anything wrong? Cuz you had a whole bag of stuff you just stole from that place. He was the one he was helping. But I didn't know. I >> It was Oh, yeah. Right. It It was your female bag on your shoulder and you didn't know. Come on. >> Okay. Can I help you? >> Next time when they're trying to talk to you, don't fight cops. You go to jail. >> The officer was right. Resisting only earns you a first class ticket to jail. Her aggressive tone soon turned to incoherent blubbering, but no words could save her now. In the end, the woman was charged with resisting an officer with violence and shoplifting at CVS. Her sentence included 60 days in jail and more than $500 in unpaid fines. Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe so you won't miss the next video. See you. Now, let's watch Chaos Erupts at Walmart. When entitled women think they're above the law. >> I didn't even do it. >> Why are you arresting me? >> Man, you going to be next, bud? Strike up. Oh. On October 29th, 2024, officers quickly detained an arrogant man after Walmart staff reported he'd been lingering for hours. To make things worse, the woman with him became combative, too. Here's how it all unfolded. >> What happened? Yes. You're about to be out of here. >> Do you understand? >> But what did I do? >> Because they don't want you here no more. >> Yeah, but what did I >> You don't have to do anything. This is private property. >> It's not private property. >> It is. It is private property. tell you one time or you can take you to jail. It's up to you. >> No. What do you want to do? >> All right. First of all, y'all are getting aggressive. >> Are you going to leave or not? >> You the wrong one. Eat the wrong one. >> Are you going to leave or not? >> You're the wrong one. >> I didn't even do it. >> Why are you arresting me right now? >> Trying to talk to you when you leave. >> Hello. >> Yeah, I need my license. >> Yes. >> Okay. Wait. Just a minute. I'm ready. >> You committed A CRIME. >> WHAT CRIME DID I COMMIT AND WHY AM I being detained? When officers told the team to leave, he defiantly refused, claiming he had every right to stay. Moments later, the woman with him escalated things further by arguing and blocking the officers. >> How old are you? >> Huh? >> How old are you? >> Let's go. >> How old are you, >> ma'am? You going to be next for obstruction. Now go. YOU'RE GOING TO BE NEXT. YOU'RE GOING TO BE NEXT. >> WALK AWAY. >> YOU'RE GOING to be next. >> Come here. Come here. >> You Why is your 13 14-year-old daughter driving? >> No. Look, I'm in pain. You want to see my surgery? You cannot He cannot drive. Keep walking. Come this way. >> Excuse me. I'm trying to talk to him. >> Let's not There's nothing to be caught. >> It's fine. It's fine. >> Why am I being detained though? >> You're being arrested. >> For what? >> Warning. Congratulations. Put him in my car. >> But you didn't even tell me that. >> I told you that a long time ago. I told you a long time ago. >> Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Come here. Yes, I can. >> Come here. Come here. All right. How am I committing a crime by walking into a Walmart? Acting like I hurt anybody. Did I put my hand? Did I curse anybody out? >> Both were quickly escorted to the patrol car as the woman insisted she just had surgery and her son was only helping. But the teen's reckless defiance made everything spiral out of control. >> Ask you to leave. You're not listening. >> Who is we? >> He asked you. >> He didn't ask me to leave. He asked me to put the court thing. >> Nope. We asked you to leave. You're not listening. >> I am. You're the one. Turn around. Go. about in the game. >> Don't sit there and and do this to me. >> I'm getting >> resistant. Get out of here. >> Get out of here now. >> I don't care. Get out. Leave. >> I have a son. >> Leave. Leave. Leave. Or you going to jail. >> Stop. I'm not even I'm putting you on your side. >> Just kicked me in MY ASS. >> NO, I DIDN'T. >> YO, HELP. >> HELP. TURN AROUND. >> NO, put on. >> Nah, man. They they being too brutal. They just kicked me in my ass for no reason. >> And >> stop moving. Face the car. >> Stay on the car. >> Get in the car. >> You're literally hurting me. >> Even in cuffs, the teen insisted he was never told to leave. But his defiance backfired and officer soon discovered the woman faced yet another charge for allowing a minor to drive. >> How's that child? >> How's that child? >> She's 10. No. Put her in the back seat. This child needs a a boost. This child needs a a resting >> you. >> No. This child cannot be driven out here like this. >> Okay. >> What's your name? >> What's your name? >> My friend. >> Why am I trespassing in a Walmart? You guys don't want to answer You don't want to answer nothing. I I have You don't want to ask answer any questions I have from y'all on why I'm being arrested, WHY Y'ALL BEING SO BRUTAL, BUT YOU HAVE THE NERVE TO ASK ME MY NAME. How dare you? You have no respect. >> Let's close the door. >> Look, I'm trying to give you an opportunity so we can explain everything. >> YOU'RE NOT GIVING ME ANY OPPORTUNITY. YOU NEVER GAVE ME AN OPPORTUNITY. You told ME TO PUT THE CARD up and I came to you AND I GAVE THE CARD BACK TO YOU AND YOU'RE TELLING ME I'M TRESPASSING. >> What did you say? >> You can for a minor. >> You can go to jail for that >> because your baby's in the back seat with no car seat. He's not buckled in. There's a child that's not supposed to be in the front seat. >> On top of that, she couldn't even see her steering wheel. >> Yeah. >> You put the lights to brighten our >> It doesn't matter. She's 14. >> Doesn't matter. She's not 14. >> But still, does she have a Does she have a permit? >> Does she have a license? >> Not yet. >> Okay. If you want to do this, we can take everybody out the car, tow your car, and you can figure out how you're going to get home. >> If you guys want to do that, it's fine. >> Go do that. >> Let's go. Give me a license. >> No, no, no. >> Give me a license. >> Hold on. >> Give me a license or you're going to jail. No, you can't take my license. >> Give me your license. You're going to jail. >> Ma'am, >> hold on. >> No, it's No, hold on. I'm the police. Give me your license. >> Call him cuz I need Spanish. >> You don't need Spanish. You speak Spanish. You speak English. Fine. >> The woman kept making excuses, pretending not to understand English while stalling officers. But with a child still in danger inside the car, police had no reason to listen any longer. >> What are you trying to take my license for? >> I'm definitely on our investigation. You were obstructioning inside when you walked up on us. Yes, you were. You're not going to tell us how we're going to do our job. We're not going to do this. >> Give me your ID right now. You want to jail? >> You're still on the Uhuh. Okay. >> Don't resist. >> Okay. >> Don't resist. >> No, I'm not resisting. >> Don't resist. Phone down. >> He's taking me to jail for He's trying to do the same thing as he did to the other kid. No, you can't. Don't run away. >> Yes, we can. Because if you're going to jail, >> you can't. What are you arresting me for? >> Contributions of a minor. >> Hold on. Hold on. >> Drop. Can you just put on Put it right here. Leave it right here. >> Drop your Leave your license, too. >> Put your license on, too, please. Miss, we're not going to do this back and forth. >> You know why he's trying to arrest me? Cuz I took the video of >> No, that's not why. >> And he said that I was obstructing their way. >> Give him your license. >> You can't do that. >> I just did. >> You cannot do that. >> Come on, miss. I'm not going to do this with you. We We tried We tried to ask you many times. >> No. No. >> It's fine. >> Cuz you're doing an injustice. That's why you're trying to >> First of all, are you done talking? I'll tell you what's going on. Okay. >> Are you done? >> Yeah, I'm done. >> All right. So, your child has No, your child has Does your child have pain? >> No, I'm in pain. >> Yeah. >> Hey, you don't listen to me. >> Okay. >> I'm trying to go to the hospital. Yes. I need to know. Yes. >> Have a seat, my friend. Give me your hands. >> I can't give you my hands. How am I giving you my hands? >> Y'all know she got kids in the car, right? >> They're going to They're going to DCF. They're going to DCF. You have to give your name, date of birth. When you're accused of a crime, you have to give your name, date of birth. obligated to by who? >> The state of Florida. >> Take me a gentle. Okay. >> Both were taken to the station immediately while the child in the car was released to a legal guardian. Soon after the store manager statement revealed the full story behind the chaos. >> This afternoon around 5:00 p.m. I encountered her over there by the uh seasonal area. Uh, she was riding in a electric cart and I was like, "Do you need any help?" Trying to be helpful to a potential customer and she started to give me an attitude. She's like, "Do you need help?" And I was like, "No, I was asking you if you needed help." And she's like, "Well, do you need help?" And she continued to go. After that, I didn't see her anymore until around 8:00 p.m. over here by the uh GM selfch checkouts. And I approached the officer and said, "This kid has been here uh pretty much all afternoon." That was it. The officer told me that um he would check on her. And then a few minutes ago, about 20 minutes ago possibly, we saw her again with the other two coaches and we all kind of turned because she was like looking at us and she said, "What are you guys looking at?" and she came back and kind of tried to like pick a fight with us almost. And we told her, you know, there's no problem. Um, you don't want to be looked at. Maybe you need to go home. And she started arguing with us back and forth. And we asked her to leave. We were like, you need to leave. And um, at that point, the officer had been informed already that he needed to remove. In the end, the young man was charged with trespassing and resisting arrest, while the woman faced charges for obstruction and allowing a minor to drive without a license. Both now banned from all Walmart properties for one year. This case is a stark reminder. When parents ignore the rules, their children learn to do the same. Responsibility starts at home, and one careless choice can put an entire family in danger. Now, watch the woman who thought she could get rich with this expensive item. I picked it up and I think it like I >> you know you think >> I I don't even know why I did that. >> Deal. >> On January 1st, 2025, police received an urgent report from Murray at Short Hills Mall after a Diamond Tennis bracelet worth over $2,000 vanished. Minutes later, officers forced the suspect to stop her car. This was the unfolding scene. >> How you doing, man? >> Officer Griff let you know everything's being reported. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah. >> Okay. Were you a majority before? >> I was. >> How? Did you say you can walk out with something? >> I did not. Do you want to check me? >> You didn't walk out? >> No, I did not. You didn't check me. >> You can look my hand. >> You don't want to check it. I'm asking. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> You know the tennis brace. You >> Now you're terrifying you cuz I did pick I did pick it up and I put it back. Sir, I'm telling you. >> You put it back. >> I don't even know. I don't know if I dropped it. I'm telling you. As soon as she stepped out of the car, the suspect appeared cooperative, but kept swearing she had only picked up a dropped item. Yet, the evidence in hand proved otherwise. >> I know they are. That's >> Oh my god. >> Can I go ahead and read you Miranda ahead of time? Right. >> Can you say will be used against law? >> Oh my god. If can't afford it for anyone being provided through this? Yes, I do. >> Okay. So, now I'm going to ask you again. Did you make a mistake and have him walk out? Maybe by mistake. >> I did add it to >> Do you want to check me? You can check me if you >> only unless you Is that it? >> This is it. >> Yeah. >> Can you take it off for >> I'm sorry, sir. >> Did you What happened? >> I picked it up and I think it like I >> You know you pick it up. >> I know. I'm sorry. I swear to God. I'm so sorry. >> All right, sir. >> Very simple procedure. Okay. We're going to leave your car here. >> Okay. >> You're going to come down. You're going to get a court date. >> Okay. and we'll bring it back up. >> Okay, that's fine. No one has to know about it but you mistake. >> That's fine. I'm sorry. I'm really really sorry. >> But technically, you left the story. >> I know. I'm sorry. >> I'm sorry. >> You do me a favor. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> Huh? >> Just uh give him the phone real quick. Yeah. >> Just put your hands behind your back. >> Please be your back. >> I don't I don't I didn't get it. >> Yeah. Yeah, I'll get it. >> The woman was arrested immediately while she kept acting remorseful. But wait, it didn't stop with the $2,300 bracelet. Stay tuned to see what came next. >> Hold on. Hold on. Hold on. You're not going to get it. We will get it. >> Okay. Just unlock it. >> Get out of the car. >> I'm going to Hold on. I'm going to get it for you. >> There it is. Chief, >> you have anything else in this compartment? >> No. can hold on to this. >> What bag did you just walk out with? >> I didn't. That was my purse. >> You didn't have another bag. >> I had my purse with me. >> Oh my god. Can you please just take me with you? >> I'm going to ask you one more time if there's anything else in those bags. Can you just >> take your phone out and just put it right here on the All right. Just going to lift your sleeves up a little bit. >> The suspect grew nervous, asking to call her husband and begging to use the restroom when she realized officers were about to search her car. sec. Okay, just wait. Hold on. Stop moving. Relax. Relax. >> Please, I'll just listen. This could be a really difficult process. You work with us. >> Okay. Please, can I just get in the car? I have to really use the bathroom. Please. I'm begging you. Okay. >> Can I get in the It's in there. I might. >> All right. Do you have anything in your pocket? >> No. Can I just get in the car? Cuz I really have to use the bathroom. You're making just one sec. >> Okay. >> You get yourself worked up and you're going to warrant the bathroom's more. >> Sorry. stole, right? >> No, I'm sorry. >> There's cameras everywhere. One of the richest malls in America. >> I know. I'm don't even know why I did that. >> Things happen, man. >> You know, we still got to process. >> I know. I'm sorry. Can I sit in the car at least, please? >> Once you finish it, Well, relax then. >> I know. >> So, now I saw you with the bags, walk out of here. >> Yeah. Yeah. >> Cuz I watched you from the jewelry come out here, put some stuff in the car, and then enter back in the mall. Right. >> Right. Or wrong. >> Right. So, what's in those bags that's in the bag? >> Can I take it off? >> No, I'm asking. You're not going back in your car. I'm asking you what's in those bags. >> There's some stuff I had to return. >> Did you shop list from them? >> I did not. There's stuff I had to return. You can check everything. You can you can No, you you can check. I'm telling you. >> Do you have receipts for the for the hanger sticking out of that purse? >> That's just a hanger. >> So, you just carry a hanger in your purse? >> My god. That's a hanger. I'm telling you. >> Can I please? >> Yes, there is. >> Okay. Can I pick it up? >> Yes. >> Hold on. Is the car unlocked? >> Despite the suspect's evasive answers, officers demanded she open the car. Inside, they uncovered evidence proving the scale of her crimes was far broader and far more serious. >> You ever been arrested before, man? >> No. Never. Never. >> Never once. >> Never. >> Traffic tickets? >> Never. >> Never once. >> Never. You can look it up. >> Pretty good. Why are we starting? >> I don't know. I don't know. I've just I don't even know, honestly. I have no freaking clue. Like, >> so how many stores did you go into? >> Just Nordstrom. Nordstrom and Majority are the only ones you want. >> Well, I walked around, you know, but that's it. >> Okay, mind you. >> Yeah, >> there are cameras. We were waiting for you the second majority called us, right? >> I know. >> So, I'm not going to find you going into any other stores. >> Okay. >> No, no, no. I when I walked around, I was in like, you know, just looking around, but that's it. >> That's my coat, sir. >> That's my coat. >> Oh my god. >> Miranda, sir. All right. >> That's my coat. Please. >> I hear you. >> I know. I hear you. >> You also came out this bag, Rex. So, what's in this bag? Stand. Hold her. She doesn't move. >> Where's this from? >> Oh, that's Nordstrom. Sorry. >> That's my That's my my uh >> That's my Tumblr. Yeah. Yeah, that's my Tumblr. >> You bought it? >> No, that's my Tumblr. It's That's That's my normal Tumblr. I'm telling you, I didn't use it yet. No. No. Police found multiple shopping bags from well-known stores. The value of the goods reached thousands of dollars. The woman kept swearing it was just a mistake or old items, but the intact tags and missing receipts contradicted her excuses. >> I was just going to say it either is or it isn't. >> It is cuz I don't remember. I'm telling you. >> You don't remember when you stole this. >> I didn't steal that one of >> It's from today, sir. Okay. I'm just going to say it's all from today. Okay. So the only two source that merch the merchandise here is from Jrew and Nordstrom. >> And that's it. That's it. >> Nordstrom. >> Yes. And it's JC and Nordstrom. That's it. >> At the end of the investigation, suspect Yogini Varma was charged with stealing the $2,300 diamond tennis bracelet along with possessing stolen property from multiple other retailers. After processing, she was released pending her court date, thinking she could get rich from stolen goods. But Yogini Varma only got a ticket to court. What a losing business. Next, another case of someone acting surprised by their own wrongdoing. >> Are you in? >> Yes. >> Come with me outside. >> Please, I can't. >> On November 16th, 2024, police responded to a shocking report. A restaurant employee accused of embezzling for days. Watch how she's forced to face justice. >> Hello. >> Yeah. Who just pul What employee just got here? >> Who just walked through the door? >> Ann, >> are you Ann? >> Yes. >> Someone outside. The employee, Anne, had just started her shift when officers called her outside. As they asked for her ID, she grew nervous and oddly unsettled. >> Do you have a license? >> Uh-huh. How did you get to work? >> I drove. All right, hold on. Don't go nowhere. >> Let's go to your car. It even tells you. Why don't you have a license? >> Uh, it's been suspend uh suspended. >> I'll go look it up, but just tell me. >> Yeah. From Jersey. Is >> your car secured? >> No, I'm going to go back. Can you? >> Officers directed her to the parked vehicle and began checking the documents. Soon the reason behind her nervous demeanor started to surface. >> What happened? >> I'm uh I'm in work. You came in to get me at work. What? I don't I don't know. >> You got no license? >> Oh, is that why y'all stopping me? I was inside already. Please. >> Oh, watch you pull up driving. You know it doesn't matter. >> Sir, we were evicted the other day. We're at an Airbnb. I need to work. >> You evicted from the storm? >> No. my own personal stuff. >> Okay. >> It was my job. >> Is this her car? >> Yeah. >> Okay. What's your license suspended for? >> I don't even remember now. It's from Jersey. >> Okay. Is it like just like speeding tickets or is it DUI or? >> Uh I can't even remember right now. No, no DUI. >> So, Florida won't give you a license cuz in New Jersey you're suspended. Police discovered her license had been suspended, but when asked why, she dodged with vague claims of not remembering. Unfortunately for her, officers had a far bigger reason to arrest her on the spot. >> I know what's going on. >> Yeah, we're just waiting for her. >> Can you take your bag off? >> Why am I being arrested? >> You got no license. I'm driving. >> Please, I can't. Put your knuckles together. >> Oh my god. >> You said you have a family member that can come get the car. >> Yeah. >> Do you know their number or you need it out of your phone? >> Uh, I need uh >> no uh knives or weapons or anything, right? >> No. Why don't you use the back of my hand to pat your pockets down? >> She got another little uh purse on the passenger seat. It's got a lot of cash in it, too. So, but I left it. >> The woman was escorted to the car where an economic crimes officer began questioning her. From that moment, the suspect unleashed a string of weak excuses. >> Hello. Good. >> Um, I'm Detective Brandon with the P County Sheriff's Office. Um, I work in the economic crimes unit of the Sheriff's Office. Okay. Um, so I have some things that I need to talk to you about. So, I am here to talk to you about your employment here with U. How long have you been working here? >> Uh, 5 years. 5 years. >> Was it something else before? Was it a different restaurant before the name? Uh, I don't know. Okay. Have you ever changed any orders and canceled any out? Take the cash out of the register. No. >> Okay. So, remember when I said be honest with me, okay? That's that's what we need here is honesty. Okay? Cuz there's going to be some things that you're going to have to explain and if you're not going to be honest with me, it's not going to happen. >> At first, the suspect seemed cooperative. But when questioned about the store's receipts, she quickly turned evasive. My next question, how do you explain the number of cancelled items that you have just in the last year compared to your co-workers, >> which are very significant. So, your co-workers have only had about $1,200 in canceled items. Yours are in $15,000. What's that explanation? How do you explain that? >> Uh, >> honesty is important here. Okay. >> Yeah. No, I I >> I've already I already talked to everyone I need to. >> I know the answers to a lot of the questions I'm asking, which is why I'm asking you to be honest. Okay. There's documentation. Okay. There's there's evidence that supports what we're seeing. Okay. So, explain to me that difference. Is it a financial crunch? Is it something that can be exciting? I mean, are you just >> I know I put mine in and that you know cancel and stuff but over past year and if it's listen just just be honest with me and and expl if it's something wrong you're in a financial crash >> and you saw am but >> but listen but you saw an opportunity thought maybe okay this will this will help us do it once okay and then you You know what? It did help, but now I have this going on. Let me do it twice. And then it just gets out of hand and gets away from us. We all make mistakes like that. Okay. The big part is owning up to it so that we can move beyond it and move past it. >> So, is that what's is that what's happening? >> Um, I need the lawyer. I don't I don't know. All right. >> Cornered by evidence, Anne grew evasive and finally demanded a lawyer. But the records had already exposed everything. Soon after, officers found an unprescribed aderall pill in a large stash of cash in her bag. >> Um, so you said earlier that your sus your license was suspended up in Jersey. >> Yeah. >> What for do you remember? >> I'm sorry. >> What four do you remember? >> I don't. I'm sorry. >> Was it like tickets, DIY? >> Uh, no DUI. >> Oh, was it like child support or something like that? house. I >> There's got to be something that you did or something happened that you got. Just give me an idea. >> I think not going to court. >> So, you missed a court date and they suspended. Okay. >> Yeah. >> Um and then you try have you tried to get one down in Florida. >> Uh yeah. >> And they say what? >> I got to uh >> fix that one first. >> New Jersey. >> Interesting. All right. So, you know, you can't be driving without a license on here, right? It's criminal. >> Um, how often you drive? >> I'm sorry. >> How often are you driving? Cuz that's bad news. If you get in a crash and like every bit um >> that's bad. >> Just work. >> Uh, I was adopted. >> Okay. Are you ever going to go back there? >> Yeah, I've been there uh once since I've been back. But I mean, since I've been here. Are you bilingual? >> No, not anymore. >> You look like Loft at all? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> Been in there for quite a bit. >> What is it? >> Um, a pill. >> I know that, but like what kind of pill? >> Um, I don't know. My friend gave it to me for my knee. >> All right. In the end, Anne was formally charged with driving on a suspended license, possession of a controlled substance, and multiple counts of fraud and embezzlement exceeding $57,000. She now faces court and a heavy sentence. This case reminds store owners, closely monitor staff and transactions because one small lapse can lead to massive losses. Next, these reckless suspects will truly shock you. You were worried more about your phone than That is wild to me. How old are you? >> I'm 16. >> On July 23rd, 2025, police received a call reporting a group of suspects who had stolen several Nike items and fled the scene. Upon arriving, officers realized from the descriptions that this group seemed all too familiar with such crimes. >> Hi, are you the one to call? Okay, I think we got them. We're in a pursuit with them now. So, I need to know what all what they look like, what they took. >> I say they I know the one girl had a bunch of pet police. I was standing right here waiting for like kind of trying to like detour them like we usually do cuz we can do and then she literally grabbed it and walked this way and said, >> "What what did she grab?" >> She had a bunch of the Nike pet stuff on there. So, I just like So, I >> Nike fleece. >> Pet fleece. Yeah. So, it's like the more expensive line of the fleece and all that. >> Okay. >> And they all like had handfuls of stuff in their arms and they tore them that ran out. the two girls that had the the real long dreads, the one with like a real red. >> Are you Are you able to >> pictures? Yeah, let's go do that. >> And I was standing right there. She said looked at me, smiling by, and ran out. >> Okay. Did you see any? >> They all I The one girl my she walked out right after her, like right after them, and she like ran right to the left, but she didn't see them getting a crunch. Like as soon as they walked out there, they were gone. She came off behind the counter, but they all four. That one all had like a full stuff on hangers in their arms. >> 1937 course. I have an update with the two female description. That one. >> That one. That's the one that one she like. >> Is that the one in all gray? >> Yeah. Okay. >> She's the one that ran out first. >> So, all gray. All gray. And then we have all Go. I'm sorry. Go the other way. My bad. You should read my mind. Just kidding. Another unit joined the chase, pursuing the suspect's vehicle. These offenders made it clear they had no intention of stopping, turning the scene into something straight out of a real life. Fast and furious. Five Queen Tom Nora A5 or 50 I believe it's 5 Queen getting on 75 right now northbound occupied at least four times [Music] speeds are leading long traffic light in the middle lane. Just switch left. Passing on the turn speed. Okay. Traffic's moderate. Uh we're still on the left lane. Passing a car on the B right now. We're coming up to the 161. Speeds are increasing from 100. >> Under the pressure of the police pursuit, the suspects realized they had no chance of escaping. At that moment, the vehicle stopped and officers immediately took forceful action. >> Your hands up. >> Right. Left. Stay in the vehicle. Right. Passenger. Keep coming back. Keep coming back. Back. Walk back. Keep coming. [Music] >> Keep coming. Take a step to your right. Keep coming back. >> Keep coming back. >> Officer Stoner is going to stay here. >> Okay. We have another officer that's almost up there to grab all the property, bring it back, and then we'll scan everything to get a final total amount that was stolen. Keep going back. Your hands up. Keep your hands up. Don't reach inside the vehicle. PUT YOUR HANDS UP AND WALK BACK. Keep coming. Keep going. [Music] Light complete 32. >> Okay. >> Right after the suspects were taken into custody. What shocked the officers wasn't their resistance, but their ages. >> You were worried more about your phone than >> That is wild to me. How old are you? >> I'm 16. >> 16. >> Yeah. So, what did you say? driver for the fle. So, we just need to get them all back to Finley. Um, you can probably take both girls. >> All right. >> Two of the girls. Um, I'll take a guy and I want another car to come get the um get the other one. Unless one of the troopers must be driving back up to Finley. >> How far how far we is from. >> What? >> How far we from? >> Can I get my phone off? Can you >> We'll take care of your phone. All right. >> Thank you. >> Right now is not the time to worry about your phone. Okay. You need to understand that you guys committed a serious offense here. All right. So, >> would I be able to go home today? >> Nope. >> What am I going to call? You're going to go to Jal. >> I don't want to go. >> Don't come down. Don't come and steal stuff. Is it that hard to understand? I mean, you're 16, right? You're all know right and wrong. So, what do you expect to happen when you come steal something? Just to go home like it's okay. I don't know what what world or society you're growing up in. That's not how it works. Okay. So, you're going to catch a hard reality today. You're going to be an adult. You're going to learn fast. You won't do this ever again. I promise. >> I'm disappointed. I'm irritated. Bri, you crashed out to Can I make a phone call when I get in there? >> Not right now. I'll call your grandma. Let her know where you're going to be. You care about her, but you're going to be spending that in jail making her worry after we tell her you were just involved in a high-speed chase. All right. Well, I can have you have seen the back of my car for now. >> And um yeah, we'll do it that way. The suspects were 16, 18, 21, and 31 years old. Each facing charges of shoplifting, failure to comply with police orders, and criminal trespass. No matter how old you are, stealing is never worth the risk. The moment you cross that line, age won't save you. Only accountability will. And now, what happens when a child sees their favorite character arrested by police right before their eyes? >> Don't resist. Do not resist. I want to go to jail. >> I mean, if you're lying to us. >> On July 23rd, 2025, officers responded to a store report of a man committing credit card fraud while disguised in a Chuck-E-Cheese suit. The chaos quickly escalated, leaving children at the scene shaken. Here's the full story. >> Oh my god. >> Just ask management. Who's in the house? Don't resist. Do not resist. >> Don't let your hands go. >> Let your hands go. >> I got it. I got him. I got him. >> Officers quickly identified the suspect and made the arrest. But for the children watching, the scene was shocking. As one officer escorted Chuck Echese away, another gathered details from store staff. [Music] >> For now, we have 1 to 10. >> Hey, who's the suspect? He stole someone's car here and he's been using it. Uh someone that was one of your uh employees, like classmate or something like that. So, >> yeah. Yeah. Yeah, I understand. Yeah, we'll have to get it back to you in a second. He could let that man walk out the door. >> He's a crime. He's a criminal. What would you like to know? >> I would like y'all to walk him out the door instead of all these SOMEBODY LIKE CHUCKY. >> WOULD Y'ALL PUT MICKEY Mouse in handcuffs? >> Have a good night. >> Have a good night. I will. >> Yeah. Yeah, they're calling us. They have a purple on >> 787. Coming up in the front. >> A woman seemed upset as police arrested the suspect in a mascot suit right in front of the children, but action was better than letting him slip away. Soon after, officers began questioning him. >> Does this come off, man? Is that Does this just come off the top? Oh, I hurt you. >> I worked here. >> I understand you worked here. What the is this about? >> We We're going to talk to you. >> We'll talk to you in a second. >> Um, how does this come off, man? Is it just like a normal >> Can I get I got to take this back and this is my work. >> Yeah, we'll do it. >> Put them in front and read him and then go from there. >> Search him as best you can. I know he's probably got uh internal pants. But >> what is going on? >> Just have him >> just pat him down. Just pat him down for now. Just make sure there's nothing crazy. You have any weapons, knives? >> I don't carry weapons. >> Okay, perfect. >> What is going on? >> Explain that to really just get dressed. >> All righty, sir. >> The parents are not happy with me or us for dead. investigation. >> Matters given my witness. >> The suspect first resisted, insisting he used a legal payment card. >> But watch how officers expose the truth. >> Have you ever been to a place called 720? >> 720. >> 721 Avenue. The meat market. Don's meat market or Harry's meat market. >> The one that you're on film stealing. >> What about Cloud Smoke Shop? You ever been there? >> The one you're also on film stealing. What about the water burger? You go to the water burger and get some food. >> Okay. >> Only thing >> neighborhood meat market. You eat there multiple times. >> I use my own car. No, I don't use other people stuff or nothing. >> Okay. At the meat market, you use your own card. >> My own card. That's it. >> So, you do you do go to the meat market then? >> I go there, but I don't use nobody car. I bought my own. >> When's the last time you went there? The meat market? >> A few days ago? >> Few days ago. Okay. And you use your own card there? >> Yes. My own. Nobody else's. Is that the app thing you were talking about? Your Apple Pay thing? >> Take cash out. >> They take cash out there. Okay. What about the time savers, too? >> Cash out. >> Cash out. So, you've been there recently with the card. Okay. So, >> let me give the manager at least a helmet so we're not I'm not trying to advertise that we have Mickey Mouse or whatever that name is. >> Hold on. I got a whole bunch of kids and they >> Yeah, you can't see. >> That's [ __ ] ridiculous. Can't see the head. >> I got >> Okay. >> While the suspect kept denying, an officer tried to return Chuck-e-Cheese's head, creating a bizarre scene. What would the kids think just happened to their beloved character? >> Hey, look at me. It's going to be in your best interest to tell the truth. Okay? Don't don't pretend like that's not you in the picture. All right? You know it's you. Just start telling us the truth. >> I don't want to go to jail. I mean, if you're lying to us, you're only going to make things worse on yourself, buddy. All that's going to go into the court. The judge going to see all that. >> I'm not trying to gorge. >> I understand that, but we got to investigate what happened here. So, if you want to I mean, if you want to let us know what's going on, that would help everyone here, including yourself. >> Pressed to the limit, his story fell apart as surveillance exposed him using the stolen card. And his true identity emerged. Geral Jones, 40, with a long trespassing record and a suspended license since 2016. >> He thought that he could hide in a triple uniform. >> Does he or does he? So, he got to be >> He usually is. >> Yeah, I mean, I understand what they're doing. I just I got a lot of kids. They crying right now. >> All right. Well, have a have a seat in there. I'm going check something. He was in the Chuck-E-Cheese outfit. >> We detained Chuck-E-Cheese. >> Yeah. So, all the kids are crying in there and stuff. Yeah. Not Not the best. So, y'all have anything? >> Yeah. Oh, yeah. Felony felony targets. Yeah. He's used the car uh at five or six different locations, multiple times. So, I think it's two or more is automatically a felony. He's on video using it. Yes. Facing multiple felony charges for using stolen cards at five to six locations, the suspect grew desperate, blaming a cousin's card, but the evidence was undeniable. Um, so he says he only has one physical credit card. It's plain white, just his name on it, and the magnetic strip on the back. That's all he has. If he would have used a card at all of these stores that he's he's seen himself on camera at, it would have been either his phone, cash app, or the cash app, all flame white card with a magnetic strip on the back. So, the card that we see you using in the footage with the circle on it, >> what card is that? >> I didn't get that far. >> That's what we see in the footage. So, what what is that? >> One of my cousins may send me with their car to go to the store here and there. That's it. >> What does that card look like? >> I do not know because it's not with me. >> Have you gone to the the store with your cousin's card at all the past few weeks? >> Keep keep working on it. In the end, Jeral Jones, 40, was formerally charged with multiple felonies, including credit card fraud, theft, and trespassing. He now faces up to 5 years in prison and thousands of dollars in fines. Do you think this sentence is enough to deter Jeral Jones? Share your thoughts in the comments below. >> Where? Oh, I'm confused. >> 5 seconds. >> This is going to be so much easier if you just listen to me. >> You can't take me. On May 23rd, 2024, police in Woodstock, Illinois, suddenly showed up at a female suspect's home after Walmart reported she had stolen several expensive items, including sex toys. A tragic comic situation set the stage for everything that followed. >> Uh, what happened at Walmart yesterday? >> And we didn't go at Walmart yesterday. >> You were at Walmart yesterday. I got you on camera. So, let's not play that game on that scooter. What? Oh, I'm confused. >> Okay. What are you confused about? >> What am I in trouble for? >> I'm asking you what happened at Walmart yesterday. What you did at Walmart yesterday is what you're in trouble for. >> I bought my uh Batman. >> Okay. Where's that at? >> Uh, >> okay. What else did you buy? >> Um, I think that might have been it, but I I don't remember it now. Okay. >> Really? I don't. >> When questioned about Walmart, the suspect acted clueless, as if struck by sudden amnesia, claiming she only bought one small item. Watch how officers handle her. >> What? What can I do? But look, >> what should I grab? >> Okay, so I'm here because you didn't buy any of those items, including the vacuum. >> No, no, but I any of those What else is there? Uh there was a dildo and a set of headphones that you picked up, selected, took out, you ditched the box of of the vacuum, you put on your moped, and you rode off. >> Yeah. Well, I I I bought that cuz I I my phone. I don't >> You didn't You didn't buy it. >> I bought it with Walmart Pay. I should have I mean, it should have gone through. If they're saying I didn't, then >> You bought it. You bought it with Walmart Pay. How does Walmart pay work? >> Um Drew, you fire through the app. You scan the items on your phone. And then I got a bait. >> Oh my god. I I don't know what Oh my god. I did. Apparently I didn't. >> No. You went in, you took items out of their packages in the store. >> Yeah. Oh, yes. Bad. Yes. Yeah, I did. Yes. And Yes. >> Okay. Yes. You stole all the items you took yesterday. So, I'm trying to get those items back and take them to Walmart. >> Really bad. >> No. No. That's not That's not a thing anybody's ever heard. Police confirmed the evidence. She loaded items onto her scooter without paying. Cornered, the suspect quickly confessed, and that's when the comedy truly began. >> Come on. I got you a camera, doing it. And you just told me you stole. >> I don't want to lie to you. Please, officer, please. >> If you do this, he will be gone for me forever. We are 2 days away from our court date. I swear I will do whatever it takes. >> No, honey. Please go. I will do whatever it takes to make this right. Please do not place me under arrest. I will go to Walmart to give them a full apology, pay for everything right now, give them the items back and never step foot in Walmart again. Honest to God, I will do whatever it takes. >> But that's not what they're asking of. >> What are they asking? They're asking you to be arrested because you stole a felony amount of >> merchandise. No. Like, please don't. I swear I thought I paid for it on my phone. No, you did. >> Honest to God. >> It's not It's not a real thing. >> I did. And what? Then what would you go back and say sorry for and pay for if you thought you paid for it? You You stole the item. They got you. >> Yeah, I did. Police bluntly told her Walmart demanded prosecution and when asked about family, she tensed up like a child scared of being caught. Seriously, she thought stealing and then paying made it all okay. >> But my whole No, please don't. You said you weren't going to. >> No, I didn't. >> You did. I asked if you were I Please. You are now. No, please let me do anything. >> There's nothing. No, please. Can I do something? >> Please, officer, just listen to me. >> We need to get We need to get I'm going to be so much >> relax. Yeah, you are. You're you're under arrest for a felony. So listen, I won't go to prison. >> So listen, I know that's what a felony is. >> I know. Don't understand where I'm at. No. Please listen to me. Listen to me. >> You listen to me. I've asked you to listen to me several times. >> I'm begging you. >> I need you. I need you to listen to me. >> Yes. Please. >> Please >> listen to me for 5 seconds. >> This is going to be so much easier if you just listen to me. >> You can't take me. >> You can't take me. >> Let me explain something to you. You will be back here in 30 minutes. You can't. I will be in prison. >> No, you will be back here in 30 minutes. >> Despite the suspect crying and begging like a child, officers decided it was time this grown-up brat learned a hard lesson. >> But right now, I need you to I need you to put your hands behind your back. >> I'm going over here. >> I need Oh, that's fine. I I got it. Understood. Understood. Understood. Put your hands behind your back for me. >> Please. I'll be at Walmart. Please don't have a thing to talk to them. We We face the guard. Face the car. >> Try to reverse like this so it doesn't There you go. Just sit still. Sit still. >> Don't talk to officer. >> Face the puppets. >> Not at this time. >> We 24. >> We're 10 time. We're 80 on real quick. >> No, but already done. >> Well, yesterday damage was done yesterday. >> I know. I know. I know. I miss >> I already talked to them. >> I know. Can I talk to them, please? >> No. In fact, I should let you know now you're not allowed back at Walmart. >> No, just like I could talk to them whenever he's done it here. >> There's a cell phone. If you ever go back to the property of Walmart, you'll be arrested for trespassing as well. Okay. >> Not your problem. I know it's my fault. Officer, please. Please God don't process me. Please. On the way to the station, she kept begging Walmart to let her pay. Terrified not just of charges, but of the shame before her kids. Too late. >> Please let me go. >> I will let you go in 30 minutes. >> I know, but please don't let them driving. >> Please, please call me. >> Not right now. Can I take off your jewelry and put on this counter? >> Yes. Please don't do this right now. Please >> can I have you take off your jewelry and please bear them over. Please >> put your jewelry on the counter. Please. >> Okay. >> Please let me get off that. Please. Please, >> you have to. >> Please let me go. >> I can't >> go officer. Please, >> please think about it. >> I can't. >> You You can't. >> They will have the option to drop the charges at any time. >> They will have the option to drop the charges at any time. >> They called and asked me to come arrest you. >> Please back up. No. Back up for me. Back up for me, Chris. Please back up for me. [Applause] In the end, the 34year-old woman was convicted of retail theft over $300, class 3 felony. After a plea deal, the charge was reduced, but she still served 70 days in jail, received 30 months of probation and paid $624 in fines. Remember, the law has no section for buying freedom with tears, and no child is ever proud of a parent caught stealing bedroom toys. Next is the case of a woman left helpless when she could no longer deny her crime. >> Oh, good job. Hey, >> we're not going to have any [ __ ] >> Don't. >> On January 31st, 2025, officers responded to a workplace incident involving an employee who went out of control, attacking co-workers and damaging property. Two employees tried to restrain her until officers arrived. Here's what happened next. >> Is there anyone injured? No. No. Okay. Can we talk over there? Maybe. >> This is Jenny. >> I'll talk to Jenny real quick. >> Will you just see if anybody got physically? >> Hi. Hi. >> You're Jenny? >> Yes. >> Okay. What's going on today? >> Nothing. I I was telling my supervisor nothing's going on and she told me that I seemed out of it. And I was like, I'm tired. I work two jobs. like it's Friday. Like I have to go to my other job, my yoga studio, and clean up and go to work. >> Sure. >> That's it. >> That's understandable. >> And that was it. >> And that was it. >> Um, did did you physically go after anybody? Did anybody physically go after you? >> They just I just kept asking them like, "What's wrong? Like I didn't do anything. Like, what's wrong with it?" And I I just kept pleading to them. I was like, I didn't do anything. >> The suspect, Jenny, denied any violence, claiming she was just tired from working two jobs and misunderstood. But her glazed eyes and sluggish responses immediately raised officer suspicions. >> No. >> Okay. Have you had anything to drink? >> No. >> Okay. Do you Are you somebody that does drink alcohol? >> Occasionally, but not today. Not. No. What about um any type of like medicine you're on or anything like that? >> Nothing. >> Nothing. Okay. >> Nothing. >> So, you just feel tired? >> Um could be, but this is every Friday. Like, this is something. >> At first, Jenny seemed cooperative. When officers noticed signs she had been drinking, they urged her to call an Uber or a relative instead of driving. From that moment, her attitude began to shift. >> I mean, I'm fine. I'm just telling >> you like if you need you're not good to drive right talking to you. >> No, I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. You're not fine to drive. >> I'm going to tell you right now I'm fine. >> I know that's what you're telling me, but I can tell by just the communication I've had with you. You're not okay to drive. >> Okay. So, like the best plan is for you to give me an Uber. >> Where's your phone at? >> You want to go? >> Why don't you grab your stuff and call yourself an Uber? >> Okay. It's pretty good. Oh, good job. Hey, >> we're not going to have any >> We're not going to have any [ __ ] >> I'm talking. >> When taken outside, Jenny began to lash out after learning she was fired. A string of foolish actions forced officers to restrain her immediately. >> Talking good. Good job. >> Keep walking. >> Hey, keep walking. >> All right, that's it. >> Hey, Joe, if you can give me a cup. this way. >> All right, don't move. I'm going to make this so they don't tighten up on you. Okay, >> come. >> I'll grab your stuff. I'll grab your stuff. >> Officer, please. >> I'll grab your stuff. >> Jenny was handcuffed and taken away in a state of complete chaos, hurling insults and kicking at co-workers, forcing officers to step in firmly to ensure safety. Don't. >> Oh, you ugly. >> Let's go. >> You ugly. >> You are disgusting. >> You are the most terrible manager ever. You never gave me teeth. You were terrible. >> I will you up. I will you up. 132. Give me a second. >> Shut the up. Shut the up. You stupid. >> Did you get hit, ma'am? >> Okay. >> Good thing. >> I have to check you before you get in my car. >> Go ahead. >> Please don't. Please don't kick me. Please don't do anything by doing to you. Just do it. Just shut the door. Justing do it, ma'am. You have nothing to worry about. >> Shut the sit back for me, please. >> I'm sitting What the >> In the end, Jenny was charged with assaulting co-workers and police officers along with property damage, facing up to 3 to 8 years in prison. Her case is a harsh reminder that one moment of lost control can destroy a career and lead straight to prison. Next, this woman was surprised by the police for what she had done. >> Okay, I did nothing wrong. I'm telling you, you're under arrest. >> No, no, no, no. My kids are here. Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. I'm not doing this. >> On January 29th, 2025, police received a report of a woman caught on camera stealing merchandise from a Menard store with an estimated value of around $300. Since the incident was discovered after she had already left, officers went directly to her residence to confront her. >> Hi. >> Hi. >> How are you? >> Good. How are you? >> Good. Do you have some shoes you can throw on real quick? >> No, I know. What is the problem? >> Okay. Well, the problem is All right. Um, we just wanted to come and talk to you. All right. About what happened in the Menards last night. >> What happened in the Menards? >> I'm That's what I'm asking you about. I wasn't even in Menards, so what are you talking about? >> Okay. All right, that's fine. Um, here's the deal. Here's the deal. >> We just told you. >> All right. Here's the deal. >> Okay. I was in Menard's earlier today. >> Okay, that's fine. I'm talking about yesterday. Around like around this time, like 5:30. >> Okay. I was at work yesterday. >> So, what time? >> I get off at 6 6:30. I get home. >> 6:30 and you get home. Where do you work? >> I work at Giller Animal Hospital. >> What is it? >> Giller Animal Hospital. Where is that at? >> It's right down the street. I work for my sister. She can vouch I was there with her. So, what is the problem? >> I got you. Okay. >> The woman denied the report, but she offered no cooperation in resolving the case. Her attempts to evade the situation only made her appear more suspicious. >> Um, here's the deal. I'm going to take you back to the station with me. >> I know. Nothing wrong. >> Okay. I'm telling you, you're under >> No, no, no, no. My kids are here. Stop it. >> Stop. Stop. I'm not doing this right now. I did not do anything. I did not do anything. >> Brook, you're under arrest. You just said >> I did not do anything. >> You just said you're under arrest. >> Brooke, you're under arrest. You want to get another charge for obstructing? >> No. For what? >> Just cooperate. >> Okay. Listen to me. >> Listen to me. >> For what? >> Listen to me. >> No. My dogs are a bite. Let go. Let go. I'll call my mom. I'LL CALL MY MOM. I DO NOTHING WRONG. >> I did nothing wrong. >> MY DOGS ARE A BITE. I DID NOTHING WRONG. Turn your hand. Put your hands on your back. You guys, >> hold on a second. Just give us a second. Okay. >> What? >> Just a second. >> What? I do. >> Look. Look. Don't resist. Just relax for a second. >> We are. >> Can I please have a cigarette? >> Yes. Just give us a second. We're going to give We'll give you one back in the PD. >> Give us a second. >> Just relax. We just told you you're under arrest. >> I want a cigarette, please. >> Hold on. That's not important right now. You can have one in a minute. >> Her resistance led to her being immediately handcuffed for resisting arrest. And every action she took only complicated matters and prolonged the process. >> You said I could. >> I didn't say right this second. I said we're going to get you and you're under arrest right now. >> Okay. Well, why am I under arrest? >> What did I do wrong? What did I do wrong? >> You're under trying to get these handcuffs and I'll tell you in a second. >> Yeah. We'll give you just give you a second. >> Okay. So did you. >> You guys, this is why I say don't go in those stores. >> Just tell her what the charge is. >> Look, you're under arrest for retail theft. Okay. >> Okay. But I didn't do nothing. >> Let's talk back to the station then. >> I didn't do anything. Please. I'm having anxiety. Please. >> Okay. Well, listen. As soon as we as soon as you go back to the station, you're coming out. We're going to >> Okay. This This isn't going to help right now. Okay. >> The more you operate and the quicker we back to the station, you'll be out of the handcuffs. >> I'm not going to jail. Let's have a conversation. No one's saying that. >> Talk first. You just >> At this point, she offered no admission at all. Everything was met with defiance and denial. The officers had to endure a flood of complaints and objections from her. >> Right now, we're going back to talk at the station and that's that's it. Okay. >> I didn't do anything. I don't even go anywhere, you guys. I just go to work all the time. Okay. What am I going to do, Paige? >> No, with the West Chicago Police Department. >> They're licking my my gray jacket. That's what I'm trying to tell you. >> Okay. All right. >> You guys need to stop messing around, man. >> Come on, bro. >> You get me in trouble with it. You >> watch the cat, >> bro. Come on. >> Watch the cat. I know [ __ ] I told you it's not a funny game. >> It's not funny. >> I love you. They always be trying to do some stupid. >> At the police station, her guilt was confirmed. The woman was charged retail theft and resisting arrest. Being dishonest or defiant toward police only worsens the situation and prolongs the consequences. Now, meet a so-called fake rich woman who brazenly loaded up carts as if she were shopping in her daddy's own store. Maybe before I handcuffed you. >> I had one shopping cart and have two shopping carts. I'm living My god brother had one and I had one. >> No, you had two right there. >> On January 21st, police rushed to a Walmart after reports of a woman pushing a cart overflowing with items past the checkout without paying. Watch how she tried to justify this reckless act. >> Why go to jail for >> not resist? >> I'm not resisting. >> Put your Put your bag there. Put your bag there. What about you're under arrest for shoplifting? >> But these are supposed to be for us. >> They're supposed to be for See how this works is you can't take stuff from inside and not pay for it and take it out and then return it. That's called fraud. It's called stealing. That's how that works. >> You kind of have to pay for stuff before you return it. 12:44. I got the mail half. I think uh 54 and 56 are >> Can I turn off my stuff, please? >> Can I turn off my stuff, please? >> 54. Yeah, we got both the >> At this point, instead of taking responsibility for her actions, she kept begging to pay for the trouble. But the officer firmly stated it was outright fraud. Anything I can do, >> not pay for all the stuff? >> Oh, no. That's not how it works. >> I'm not being sarcastic. >> No, I'm not being sarcastic either. You're an adult. You can't steal stuff from the store, two cart loads full of stuff, and then say, "Oh, I'm in handcuffs now. Now I want to return it." >> Maybe. >> Okay. Is this your driver's license in here? >> My driver license is not in there. >> It's not in here? >> No. >> Okay. >> I wouldn't think so. >> You wouldn't think so? >> Probably not. >> Okay. >> Well, can I can tell you pick up the car cuz I do have a car here. Um, we need to get a receipt for everything. >> So, hold on. We'll take this one, too, once he's ready. >> Sorry, brother. >> Hold on. >> I'm going to go with you so that way we can get the receipt and uh you'll go to the office. [Music] >> What? >> I'll put her we'll put her in the same car. >> No, no, no. They do not go in the car together. No. Excuse me. I have to sir. Is it you where you can pay for our >> I have that already. >> We were done with that, sir. >> You're done with that. You stole the bags to begin with. >> No, that's my bag. >> No, you stole these bags to begin with. Your sticky hand got into my That's my stuff. Look, there they are. You even have more in your own personal bag that you just said is yours. >> That is my personal bag. And who's >> that? >> Put her in your car and then he can go in his car >> and then I'll get everything started and go from there. Yeah. Just start getting IDs and we'll go from there. >> Police seized all the stolen goods and worked with the store to tally the losses a significant amount while the suspect remained unfased as if being arrested was nothing new to her. >> No. 7893 felony. All right, perfect. Uh, I'm going to go outside, check on my guys, and then I'll come in and get you guys uh information so that way you can start doing the >> send me the link and all that. >> We'll do all that. >> Yeah, perfect. >> Oh, yeah. Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's part of the Got it. >> Thank you. >> I have to have someone come to them. >> Yeah. Or get to >> No, but then you have the key and they won't be able to get it. So, that's why I'm asking. Well, I'll I'll call the toe and then we'll get the keys. We'll give the keys to We'll give the keys to the toe. >> They live around the corner. Can I pick it up, please? >> Listen, you guys you're committing a crime, right? You really committing a crime. We can't We can't be >> We're not going to be assisting you with your with your what you want to do cuz you're committing crimes and now you want to tell your car feet about me not to car. I'm just asking politely if they can come pick it up. Don't hurt no. >> Hm. >> Can they? >> No. >> Sometimes they allow it. >> What is this? Is this a pocket that goes into >> Sometimes they allow it? That's what I'm asking. >> Allowing what? >> Because they won't have a car. >> I don't I don't know what you're asking me. >> If my people think if the car owner can't come pick up the car, >> we'll figure that out. >> It's almost laughable that she only worried about her car being towed while showing no concern for the serious theft charges she was about to face. Yeah. >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to me or talk to us? >> Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> Well, about the the crime >> about everything that just happened now. >> I'm asking you, can we pay for my troubles instead of going to jail? Because I know >> Well, listen. Having these rights in mind, do you wish to talk to us? >> I'm talking to you. >> Yes or no? I need a yes or no. Okay. All right. So, I don't know exactly what happened. Yeah. >> Do I have his ID? >> No. No. Your ID? >> No, I don't have my ID. >> You don't have your none of these three. >> Up on my cousins. We went out. So, >> I'm like I said, I'm going to figure that out at the end. Your car is the least of your worries right now. Literally, you're wast That's the last question you need to be asking right now. There's a lot of things we got to figure out first cuz obviously you committed a crime. So, >> that's what I'm ask for. So, I'm going to ask I'm going to ask you once and once only, okay? About what happened and you need to tell me the exact truth. If you don't tell me the exact truth, that's going to be on you. >> Okay? >> So, tell me from the from exactly what happened, what you stole, everything from literally where you were. >> Towels. Towels. >> This forced the officers to stress that what mattered now was the crime she had just committed. Under pressure, the suspect admitted her actions were just out of stupidity with no clear purpose other than planning to return the items for cash. >> All those items in the cart, those are all all items that you took and you were going to plan on taking out taking them out of the store without paying for them, right? The shopping cart that I saw in your hands. Correct. >> The shopping cart that you see in my hands, you said what? >> Those two shopping carts that you had when I stopped you over there before I handcuffed you. >> I had one shopping cart. I didn't have two shopping carts. You I'm living my god brother had one and I had one. >> No, you had two right there. You had two and then you had two shopping carts. >> I had one shopping cart. >> H >> I had one shopping cart. >> Okay. So everything that shopping cart you were meant to to obviously stealing, right? >> I had the shopping cart with the bangs. >> I had the shopping cart with the sheets in >> with the sheets. Okay. So those sheets you weren't planning on playing to pay for, right? >> I mean >> Yeah, >> cuz you passed all points to sell, right? You passed the store. So, you were obviously going to Are you going to resell it? Were you going to resell it? >> We were trying to do a return. I split it the return line originally. >> Okay. >> That that point has already been passed and it's a felony amount of what he said. Yeah, it's a felony. Anything over 700 uh uh $750 in the state of Florida. It's like $782 total. Okay. What's your first name? >> Lexus. >> Lexus or Alexis? In the end, the woman was officially charged with felony grand theft with the stolen goods totaling nearly $800. She received 12 months of probation with the risk of facing years in year in prison if she reaffends. This case remind us young people must remember every wrong choice comes with a heavy price and no excuse can erase a crime. STOP NOW. IT DON'T MATTER. >> On December 8th, Wisconsin police swiftly responded to an urgent call from Walmart where a man lingered suspiciously, stole a knife, and tried hiding inside the store. One small mistake could have led to tragedy. Watch how officers handled it. >> Hi. >> Where is he? Uh, >> he's still right around the store. He keeps running between out there to the back bathrooms, kitchen, knives, and then back to sporting goods. How old is this guy? I had to guess probably mid30s. Me and Ronnie tried stopping him, I want to say last month, and he actually shoved her into a the breakaway doors, knocked him off the track when we went up. >> Staff told officers the suspect had a history of violence, once shoving someone to escape, and he had very distinct identifying features. Minutes later, they spotted him. He bolted instantly, igniting a heartpounding chase through Walmart's crowded aisles. >> Yeah. >> Right here. Hey, come here. Stop. >> He's running towards the salt EXCEPT NOW. Get his hands. Make sure he doesn't have a knife. >> Sir, are you okay? I'm fine. >> Get a handcuff on him. Vikes. >> The suspect was taken down. But wait, this thief wasn't as easy to handle as they first thought. >> No. No. No. He's behind your back now. Behind your back. >> Got a taser. >> Yeah, >> I got it. Let me know. >> Get in my legs. YOU [Applause] CLEARLY, this wasn't an action movie. Yet, this guy acted like he was invincible to the taser. >> Tas him again. >> Stop resisting. We need more. >> Keep it in your back. >> His hands out in front here. >> Right here. >> Are you done? >> Stop. I'm sorry. >> You okay? >> Yeah. You okay, sir? >> Okay. >> You just hang around so we can get your name. >> It'll be a few minutes. >> Don't even think about moving. >> All right. You injured? >> So, we're rolling the squad up. Are you done fighting? >> Yeah. >> All right. In the end, after multiple taser deployments and a tense struggle, he was handcuffed and tech into the car. There, officers found surprises in his backpack. >> Do you have anything on you? >> I knew he took one of the cheap knives and then the knife that was in his hand. He was pocketing other stuff. I'm not 100% sure what it was. It was a lot of small stuff. Cheap knife. >> Sharpener. >> Scissor sharpener. We thought there was two knives. Well, there was one there. >> That big one? Yeah. This is that one, right? >> I'm not sure. The only one I saw was up against the >> I saw one very similar to that. I believe it was that one come crying. >> After searching his belongings, the suspect was taken to the hospital for medical clearance where officers used the time to question his intentions. >> Obviously, you're in Walmart. You admitted to the doctor before while I was standing outside that you had been there shoplifting. Do you know how many items you grabbed or? >> Two. >> Two. What are you going to do with them anyway? >> I just took alcohol and a knife. >> Alcohol and a knife? >> Yeah. >> Okay. >> But what was the knife for? >> Okay. Is there is there somebody that's been coming after you or threatening you? >> No, I just grabbed it. >> Okay. So the thing that I was concerned with honestly is cuz like I know you're homeless and I knew you kind of been through that rigor morale. The thought that I had in my mind is like you were going to resort to even worse crimes like robbing people. Was was that not not the case? Just more more concerned about protection. >> Yeah. >> It seemed his original plan was just to steal a bottle of liquor, but then he grabbed a knife in case he got caught. Luckily, no one was hurt by his reckless choice. >> Yourself at all with the knife? going to cross my mind. >> I would like to get you help for if that's the case. Would you be willing to talk to crisis at all? Obviously, it wouldn't affect what would happen tonight, but >> that's a that's a serious concern for us. I'm not saying stealing alcohol is not a big deal because honestly, when you steal from the store, it jacks prices up for everybody else and times are tough already and you know that. But like stealing knife, stealing weapon, that kind of gets to a whole new level. And it really like when I hear that going up to a call, it makes me super concerned right off the bat. I prefer to figure out what's going on with you and get you with the actual help that you need. So if you're willing to talk to them, I'll call them. Like I said, it's not changing anything tonight, but like in the future, maybe you'll have some resources from them that you can actually kind of fix the problems that are going on and put you in a better situation. I'll give him a >> officers showed patience, understood his struggle with homelessness, and gave him a chance to change. But this crime still came with a price. In the end, the man was officially charged with retail theft, disorderly conduct, resisting an officer, carrying a concealed knife, habitual criminality, and felony resisting causing injury. This situation is a reminder one foolish moment can turn petty theft into tragedy. When a weapon is involved, the price is always higher than what was stolen. Next, let's see how a group of entitled teens thought their Sephora shoplifting spree went unnoticed. The next woman proved just as bad as she couldn't be honest even IN THE END. THAT'S THE LAST STATE UNITED SUPPOSED to put your hands on me. >> TAKING I JUST >> on September 6th, 2024, police rushed to a target after reports of a woman stealing a massive hall. At the exit, she walked straight into the consequences of her crime. [Applause] >> Hey, police. How's it going? Put the bags down. >> I didn't do anything. >> Oh, brother. Put your bags down. >> This is everything I came in with. >> Put your bags down. >> I did not do anything. >> I didn't do anything. >> Drop your bags, please. >> I Dang it. Do >> Let's take Joel. Okay. Just put your bag. >> Why are you Can you take your backpack off as well? You have to. >> That is >> Take your backpack off. >> That is >> Take your backpack off. if you're going to go to handcuff with your backpack on. So >> this is it. It's harassment. >> What do you want to do? >> Stop. I didn't even do anything. >> Go away. So you have >> Is this Is this Is this you guys? >> No. So the bag she's sitting on is ours. But there is >> No, I came in with all this. >> I'm going to cut this backpack off you. If you don't >> You aren't getting touched. STOP. I'M NOT EVEN DOING ANYTHING. I AM NOT DOING ANYTHING. I AM NOT DOING ANYTHING. >> CLEARLY, the woman refused to accept the outcome and only made things harder. Officers struggled but eventually managed to get her in handcuffs. >> You are breaking the law. JUST STOP. Give me your other hand, MA'AM. >> I wasn't even if you want. >> I WASN'T DOING ANYTHING. >> Stop resisting. >> I wasn't I WAS SAYING ALL MY STUFF. That's all I was doing. >> Look, it's your worst post party. [Music] >> Right after that, police searched through her bags and quickly realized this wasn't the only store she had hit that day. >> I don't think she had this water bottle when she came. >> There's a pink one as well. >> Oh, whichever one she had when she came in, I can tell you it's mine. That's the one she had when she came in. I don't think so. That one's >> husky. The husky stuff I think is >> Yeah, this is probably all the Home Depot. >> Uh, if it's not if it's not yours, I was going to put all your merchandise here for a photo. Um, >> this is like all this is mine. This is a tag this year. >> Okay. All anything that's not yours, I'll take off. Are all these stuff? >> No, we only sell We sell like the the Gerber like >> this bag is going to be from wherever this stuff from. >> Could be could be Home Depot. >> Home Depot. >> So yeah, once we sort all the stuff, >> it's either Home Depot or Lowe's. Otherwise, you could just throw it in my car and I can do it tomorrow. This is you. >> Yeah. None of this is yours, right? >> None of the Husky branded stuff. But is this yours? >> Uh I can check and see. It's got a tag on it. >> The back uh the backpack isn't. >> No. The purple and the bag. >> I searched the black bag. All these tools, these hatchets, all this stuff was in there and he said it's not. >> And the bag's brand new, too. >> The the best guess for the bag would be Home Depot. do anything. >> Can you find any time to exercise his right? >> Even at this point, she gave no admission. With all the evidence uncovered, nothing she did could change the reality she was facing. >> You determine what you took. Yes, we are. >> Taking I just watched it. >> They're sorting through everything because there's stolen merchandise in the car. >> There's stolen merchandise in the bags. You exited with merchandise you didn't pay for. >> Not those bags. No. >> They're going to go through all of it. They're going to go through all of it. >> That's [ __ ] >> Okay. >> Stealing. >> Okay. >> And I'm just asking. >> ARE YOU TELLING ME I'M CRAZY? >> NO, I'm asking why behavior. It's >> all in my head. >> No, never said that. >> I'm just trying to be the way you are. Is there a reason why you're crying the way you are? [Music] >> Yeah, cuz it hurt. >> She was convicted of felony theft and resisting arrest. This case is a stark reminder. Dishonesty and denial never erase the truth. Once caught, refusing to admit fault only deepens the consequences. If you found this story compelling, like, share, and subscribe to This is Law because the truth always comes to